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The cost display option under current benefits is calculating incorrectly if the start date of a benefit (FSA, for example) isn't the beginning of the year. If you select monthly cost display, the calculation merely takes your annual contribution and divides it by twelve. But if you have an employee who has started halfway through the year, the current benefit display amount is incorrect. The formula needs to be more sophisticated to take into account enrollments that don't start the first of the year. Example, I start June 1st, and select $600 to contribute to my FSA. That means I'm contributing $100/month. If monthly cost display is selected, my "current benefits" area will show that I'm contributing $50/month, which is wrong.
