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JP MORGAN CHASE BANK
Contract #
A-2016-366
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FINANCE & MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Council Approval Date
12/6/2016
Expiration Date
12/31/2019
Insurance Exp Date
6/1/2017
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3. Describe the process on the processing of Tax payments (EDI and Federal Withholdings) via your <br />banking system and please demonstrate. <br />J.P. Morgan supports the ability to originate a full range of U.S. ACH transactions and related <br />remittance data including the TXP- formatted CCD +transaction for tax payments. <br />J.P. Morgan also offers repetitive and free -form funds transfer (wire) payments that may be used to <br />create federal and state tax payment transactions. In addition, J.P. Morgan provides payment <br />initiation services through ACCESS Online, our browser -based application. ACCESS Online contains <br />ACH templates for all 50 states and federal taxes, which are periodically updated, as banking <br />instructions. <br />We will address the process of sending Tax payments during the demonstration. <br />4. Describe the check conversion process for ACH transactions. Specifically, how are the transactions <br />reflected on the daily and monthly statement(s) along with the paid check file? Please explain <br />how the reconciliation would be affected if applicable. <br />The conversion of online paid checks to electronic ACH transactions is part of our eLockbox product <br />which the City currently uses today. ACH eLockbox is an electronic payments collection product for <br />bill payments generated by online banking and other online bill payment services. Payments may be <br />made by consumers, corporations and government entities to the City (the Biller). Bill payments are <br />consolidated and credited as a single deposit to the City's account, with the payment data provided <br />in a transmission that can be integrated into the City's ERP or accounts receivable system. ACH <br />eLockbox can accept incoming CIE, CCD, CCD +, CTX, WEB, TEL, PPD and PPD +transactions. Note that <br />ACH debit entries may also be accepted by an eLockbox setup, resulting in an aggregate debit <br />posting to your J.P. Morgan account. <br />We will review online reporting and reconciliation during the demonstration as requested by the <br />City. <br />S. Describe how a Smart Safe works? Is there a minimum or maximum on deposits in order to <br />establish service? Do they accept coin? Are credits received on same day? What is the cut off for <br />same day credit? How often are deposits picked up? <br />The City may consider using Smart Safe with Advanced Credit for depositing currency into "remote <br />cash safes." J.P. Morgan's Smart Safe with Advanced Credit provides clients with daily credit on cash <br />that is deposited into a leased Smart Safe from Brinks, Garda or Loomis. <br />Additionally, advanced credit may allow the City to reduce the armored services schedule with your <br />vendor to reduce costs. Smart Safe with Advanced Credit is designed to help improve daily cash <br />flows, incorporate U.S. dollar validation, counterfeit detection, secured storage and detailed <br />reporting. These and other efficiencies will allow the City to eliminate time - consuming deposit <br />preparation of cash, freeing staff to spend more time on value- added, customer focused tasks. <br />
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