Cost Allocations. Payment of an invoice or refunds of credits by one or more Parties for goods or services for which another Party or other Parties benefitted; charges for systems owned by one Party and used by one or more other Parties; financing charges, such as those arising from intercompany loans (provided, however, that no Party shall charge costs to Wisconsin Public Service Corporation, Wisconsin Electric Power Company or Wisconsin Gas Company LLC for intercompany loans); fees for credit lines available to more than one Party; transfers of renewable energy credits or other items of value; use of any airplane owned by WEC; use of housing owned or rented by WEC; benefit plans; transfer of benefits, such as vacation time when an employee transfers employment; and shared personnel, including management, regulatory, corporate directors and officers and their support personnel.
Cost Allocations. Payment of an invoice or refunds of credits by one or more Parties for goods or services for which another Party or other Parties benefitted; charges for systems owned by one Party and used by one or more other Parties; financing charges, such as those arising from intercompany loans (provided, however, that no Party shall charge costs to Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for intercompany loans); fees for credit lines available to more than one Party; transfers of renewable energy credits or other items of value; use of any airplane owned by Integrys; use of housing owned or rented by Integrys; benefit plans; transfer of benefits, such as vacation time when an employee transfers employment; and shared personnel, including management, regulatory, corporate directors and officers and their support personnel.
Cost Allocations. A. Cost Sharing of External Fees Investment fees shall be allocated to each of the various Funds managed by the Foundation in proportion to the value of the amount invested. Credit card merchant fees shall be allocated to each of the various funds managed by the Foundation in proportion to the value of the gifts received via credit card.
Cost Allocations. To the maximum extent practicable, Manager and its Affiliates will specifically identify costs associated directly or solely with the Business, which shall be reimbursed by the Company as Out-of-Pocket Expenses in accordance with Section 4(a). To the extent that such specific identification is impracticable, Manager shall charge the Company "Cost Allocations" for those common costs, which benefit the Company (including an appropriate portion of Manager's general overhead costs). Cost Allocations (including without limitation the cost of services directly allocable to the Company that are performed by employees of Manager or its Affiliates) shall be calculated and charged to the Company, except for common costs associated with call center activities or operation, on the basis of licensed POPs for the market(s) sharing in or benefiting from such common costs (other than those associated with the call centers). For purposes of this Agreement, POPs shall mean the number of residents of a licensed area based upon the most current determination of such by the Company and Manager. Common costs associated with call center activities or operation shall be allocated on the basis of subscribers in the market(s) sharing in or benefiting from such costs. With regard to those common costs, which are subject to any specific lease or shared equipment agreements, the cost allocations therein shall control in the event of a difference between those agreements and this Agreement. Manager shall cause to be furnished to the Company, at Company's expense, an accounting of any such Cost Allocations, and the Company shall pay to Manager such amount within thirty (30) days of receipt of such accounting.
Cost Allocations. (1) In general.
Cost Allocations. To the extent such costs are not [ * ] or otherwise allocated as [ * ] hereunder, all other costs incurred under Sections 14.1 and 14.2 shall be [ * ].
Cost Allocations. All costs associated with providing the Management Services, including employee costs, occupancy costs, information technology systems and software costs and overhead costs shall be borne solely by USU, and the sole compensation for providing the Management Services shall be the fees described herein. Except as provided in Section 4(a) for third party costs, USU will not allocate any additional costs incurred by USU to IWO for rendering the Management Services.
Cost Allocations. To the maximum extent practicable, Manager and its Affiliates will specifically identify costs associated with the Business, which shall be reimbursed by the Company as Out-of-Pocket Expenses in accordance with Section 4(a). To the extent that such specific identification is impracticable, Manager shall charge the Company "Cost Allocations" for those common costs which benefit the Company (including an appropriate portion of Manager's general overhead expenses). Cost Allocations (including without limitation the cost of services directly allocable to the Company that are performed by employees of DCC or its Affiliates) shall be calculated in the manner set forth in Exhibit 4(b)(i). Manager shall cause to be furnished to the Company, at Company's expense, an accounting of any such Cost Allocations, and the Company shall pay to Manager such amount within thirty (30) days of receipt of such accounting. Exhibit 4(b)(ii) sets forth by category in reasonable detail the per unit costs incurred by American Cellular Corporation in 1999, the per unit costs incurred by Manager and its Affiliates in 1999, and Manager's good faith estimate of the projected per unit costs to be incurred by the Company in 2000, in operating their respective Cellular Systems.
Cost Allocations. The Lead Center shall, and shall require Program Participants to, use Windows 1 and 2 Funds for costs incurred in carrying out this CRP only to the extent that such costs are reasonable, allocable and allowable, as defined in the Financial Guidelines No. 5 CGIAR Cost Allocation Guidelines.
Cost Allocations. Where a prevailing price does not exist, and an AGLR Entity (with the exception of AGSC) will charge the fully distributed cost of a facility or service in accordance with Section 5.1 of this Agreement, such costs will be allocated utilizing a tiered approach. First, costs will be directly charged whenever appropriate and practicable. Direct charging is essentially a “100% allocation” of costs related to a particular facility or service to the AGLR Entity (with the exception of charges from AGSC) receiving the benefit of that facility or service. Direct charges shall reflect direct labor, direct materials and direct purchased services as specified in Section 5.2(a) of this Agreement. Second, in accordance with Section 5.2(b) of this Agreement, where direct charging is not appropriate or practicable, and a facility or service jointly benefits two or more parties, allocated portions of the related costs shall be charged (with the exception of charges from AGSC) to the appropriate AGLR Entities using cost- causative allocation factors. Table A, below, lists the allocation factors used by the AGLR Entities (with the exception of AGSC) for all annual allocations that exceed (or could exceed using other reasonable allocation factors) $500,000. Table A Allocation Factors Service Provider Customer Description of Facility or Service Allocation Factor (listed by type of cost allocated) Nicor Gas Nicor Services* Billing and Cash Remittance Services All costs – space made available on the bill Nicor Services* Nicor Gas Customer move requests Overhead costs – employee headcount Nicor Enerchange Nicor Gas Chicago Hub administration – marketing and other administrative functions Facility-related costs – square footage and employee headcount Third, all direct labor charged to an AGLR Entity (with the exception of charges from AGSC) under the two preceding paragraphs shall be increased by a portion of indirect costs to reflect indirect labor, administrative and general, and other overhead amounts (such as, without limitation and to the extent applicable, all of the items listed in Table B, below). Indirect costs shall be summed and allocated on the basis of direct labor dollars utilizing a loading factor (referred to as a “payroll additive”), as specified in Section 5.2(c) of this Agreement. Table B Indirect Costs Payroll taxes Facilities Employee benefits Machinery and Equipment Employee benefits administration Furniture and Fixtures Communications and computer support * ...
