ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE. 1. If AUTHORITY requests additional professional accounting assistance from the Auditor-Controller over and above the standard accounting systems and procedures training and accounting systems orientation support provided to County departments and agencies, AUTHORITY shall pay for the total additional time at an hourly rate calculated based on the current year’s rates published in the CEO Budget Policy and Instruction Manual. For example, the rate of $101.43 per hour for FY 2018-19 billing will be based on the FY 2018-19 CEO Budget Policy and Instruction Manual. The billing will be performed at the completion of such additional services.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE. A. If TRUST requests additional professional accounting assistance from the Auditor-Controller over and above the standard accounting systems and procedures training and accounting systems orientation support provided to County departments and agencies, TRUST shall pay for the total additional time at an hourly rate calculated based on the current year’s rates published in the CEO Budget Policy and Instruction Manual. For example, the rate of $108.16 per hour for FY 2020-21 billing will be based on the FY 2020-21 CEO Budget Policy and Instruction Manual. The billing will be performed at the completion of such additional services.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE. A. If LACAHSA requests additional professional accounting assistance from the COUNTY Auditor-Controller over and above the standard accounting systems and procedures support provided to the COUNTY departments and public agencies, LACAHSA shall pay for the total additional time at an hourly rate calculated based on actual staff hours.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE. 8.4.1 If AUTHORITY requests additional professional accounting assistance from the Auditor-Controller over and above the standard accounting systems and procedures training, and accounting systems orientation support provided to CountyCOUNTY departments and agencies, AUTHORITY shall pay for the total additional time at an hourly rate calculated based on the current year’s rates published in the CEO Budget Policy and Instruction Manual. (BPIM). For example, the rate of $108.16109.69 per hour for FY 0000-000000-00 billing will be based on the FY 0000-000000-00 CEO Budget Policy and Instruction ManualBPIM. The billing will be performed at the completion of such additional services.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING ASSISTANCE. If AUTHORITY requests additional professional accounting assistance from the Auditor- Controller over and above the standard accounting systems and procedures training and accounting systems orientation support provided to County departments and agencies, AUTHORITY shall pay for the total additional time at the rate of $101.28 per hour, to be billed at the completion of such additional services. If AUTHORITY requests additional accounting or budgetary reports from the Auditor-Controller in addition to the standard reports provided to all County departments and agencies, the costs of such additional reports will be charged to AUTHORITY at the actual cost of designing, programming, preparing, producing, and distributing such additional reports, including all related systems costs. EXHIBIT B TO INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT BETWEEN COUNTY OF ORANGE AND ORANGE COUNTY IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR THE PROVISION AND ADMINISTRATION OF IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES CHARGES FOR TREASURER/TAX-COLLECTOR SERVICES The Treasurer/Tax-Collector shall charge AUTHORITY for all labor costs, administrative costs, overhead costs, and soft dollar banking costs, as authorized by California Government Code Section 27013, via a basis point calculation on the average monthly cash balance of IHSS funds on deposit with the Treasurer/Tax Collector. The basis point fee may be changed to reflect current costs and total investment pool balances.
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