Amortization of Costs to Achieve Sample Clauses

Amortization of Costs to Achieve. Granite State shall be allowed to amortize the prudently incurred costs to achieve (CTA) the merger savings allocated to it with a return at the Company’s pre-tax weighted average cost of capital, using the Commission-approved imputed or actual capital structure in effect for each year and rates set forth in subsection (C) below, for a period of ten years from January 1, 2008. CTA are defined as the costs prudently incurred (i) to meet the legal, regulatory, and accounting/auditing requirements for completing the merger and (ii) to combine the companies and realize potential merger savings. CTA are costs that would not have been incurred without the merger. They include personnel costs (including internal labor costs charged directly to the merger-related activities described above and early retirement and severance costs, but excluding costs associated with supplemental executive retirement plans such as golden parachutes), IT integration costs, integration process support costs (including consultant support), facilities consolidation costs, costs associated with combining functions, merger-related consultant costs, insurance tail coverage costs, and transaction costs. The Company will record $262,591 of annual CTA amortization based on an initial estimate of $2,031,313 of total CTA. See Exhibit GSE-2. The Company will separately track, record, and report annually to the Commission by May 1 for the previous calendar year the CTA actually incurred. This annual amortization amount then will be adjusted to reconcile to CTA actually incurred.
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Amortization of Costs to Achieve. Commencing with the First Rate Case and continuing for a period of ten years from the effective date of the rates from the First Rate Case, the Company shall be allowed to amortize the prudently incurred costs to achieve the merger (CTA) over ten years, with a return calculated at the pre-tax weighted average cost of capital, using the Commission-approved imputed or actual capital structure in effect for each year and the rate of return established by the Commission. CTA are defined as the costs prudently incurred (i) to meet the legal, regulatory, and accounting/auditing requirements for completing the merger and (ii) to combine the companies and realize potential merger savings. CTA are costs that would not have been incurred without the merger. They include personnel costs (including internal labor costs charged directly to the merger- related activities described above and early retirement and severance costs, but excluding costs associated with supplemental executive retirement plans such as golden parachutes), IT integration costs, integration process support costs (including consultant support), facilities consolidation costs, costs associated with combining functions, merger-related consultant costs, insurance tail coverage costs, and transaction costs. In the First Rate Case, the estimated CTA as illustrated in Exhibit EN-2 will be used to arrive at the annual amortization level of $409,203. The Company will separately track, record and report annually to the Commission by May 1 for the previous calendar year the CTA actually incurred. This annual amortization amount then will be adjusted to reconcile to CTA actually incurred.
Sample 1

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