Instead of using a Midyear Adjustment factor, does anyone utilize a exponential function? If so, does it drastically produce a different result from a basic midyear adjustment? I am assuming not or it would be used more often right?
Thanks in advance for the information.
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whichever one reflects how cash is received most accurately.
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