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Ladies and Gents, We all know the VA has a confusing way of adding your rating percentages together; if I were to add my percentage together through normal means, I would have about a 150% rating, but that's not the case. I found this rating calculator (excel spreadsheet) on the internet and...
edwards7986. Feb 10, 2020. Overview Reviews (1) History. Here is a crsc estimator. CRSC BOOK.xlsx. drive.google.com. If you download as excel, make sure you hit the tab near the top of screen that says "enable editi ng". click on link below for video on how to use.
VA Math Calculators (Expanded) Thread starter mpadair00; Start date Nov 29, 2011; mpadair00 PEB Forum ...
The calculator's function is to help calculate your actual rating percentage using VA math. In a nutshell, the PEB uses the same system as the VA in calculating percentages. The idea is that you start with a "whole person" at 100%. When you subtract one conditions percentage, the remaining person (as expressed by the percentage) is what you ...
VA Math Calculator. Thread starter Jason Perry; Start date May 20, 2013; Jason Perry Founder and Leader ...
Now the next percentage is also 20%, let's multiply that by 20% again. 20% of 80% is 16% adding up to 36% without a bilateral factor. In this case, 10% of a bilateral factor would be added being 3.6%. Your total disability rating is 39.60%, or 40% rounded.
Quotation from Hutsky: [start] Just as a warning, it [Arizona calculator] will almost invariable give incorrect results. The site managers have been made aware long ago but no action has been taken. Anyone who doubts the accuracy can easily test the two following hypothetical disability situations against 38 CFR §4.25, the combining bible.
my current ratings are 50% 50% 20% 10% 10% 10% i came up with 90% but barely and I'm no mathematician and i need a little help with the overall va math thank you
CRSC = 90% final approved rating; $2,363.96 IAW guidance to utilize VA compensation tables with base rate at $2,132.96 and $77 per additional child (x3) f. Chapter 61 retiree, Permanent Disabled Retired List, transitioned on legacy retirement, not blended retirement. The calculator produced a CRSC value of $1,133.44.
I have similar questions about the DoD ratings and how they are calculated. Based upon my conversation with legal counsel, the similar "VA math" that is used translates to the DoD. In my case, however, I have several other conditions already determining my VA rating that are NOT being considered by the DoD.