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Fixed Monthly Payout Feature Request

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  • Official comment
    Fidel
     

    Hi Gavin, thanks for your feedback.

    Could this be registered as an Expense with its own category?

    The challenge with incorporating this into the formulas system is that formulas operate per reservation, and mixing them with listings-associated values doesn’t align well with the current logic. Additionally, formulas usually handle data reported by channels, whereas Expenses (and "extras") are better suited for registering items that aren't reported.

    When generating an owner statement, both your Total Income (as a formula) and your fixed owner payout (as an expense) would appear. Together, they can build a Grand Total, resulting in the expected amount of 1,000.

    Eventually, this will be available outside of owner statements as part of specific P&L reports.

  • Serena with Hostvisors

    Seems unlikely Hostaway will do this, however we do custom formulas and  program them to  axcounting software. We also offer full charge bookkeeping.  The calculation you're looking for is not possible with the current Hostaway options.  Many of our clients have special needs like this.  Feel free to reach out. 

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  • Gavin

    Thank you for your response, Fidel.

    I understand that using the expense method is a potential workaround, but it doesn’t fully address my concern. The issue arises because we have other calculations tied to the total PM commission, such as determining the correct tax amount. With the expense method, while the overall total may be correct, the tax calculation ends up being inaccurate. This is because it treats my entire rental income as the PM commission, which leads to incorrect tax estimations.

    I'm sure there are other property managers using this model as well, and introducing this feature could be highly beneficial. Even providing a custom financial field that bypasses the formula calculation would make a significant difference. This flexibility would allow for more accurate financial reporting without compromising other aspects of the calculations.

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