BENEFITS RATIO APPLICABLE TO THE XxXXXXXXXX FACILITIES Sample Clauses

BENEFITS RATIO APPLICABLE TO THE XxXXXXXXXX FACILITIES. The Benefits Ratio to be applied to the labor expenditure portion of the XxXxxxxxxx Facilities Capital Improvements, the XxXxxxxxxx Substation Common Facilities capital improvements, and Operating and Maintenance Expenditures shall be determined annually on the basis of the Operating Agent's preceding year's expenditures as set forth herein unless otherwise agreed to by the Participants. The Benefits Ratio shall be adjusted to actual at year-end and the adjusted ratio shall be used in preparation of a revised billing to Participants. E.2.1,1 Benefits Ratio = B/L where B= That portion ofthe Operating Agent's total system employee pensions and benefits chargeable to FERC Account 926, including payroll taxes and Employee Compensation Insurance Expenditures on labor charges to FERC Account 926. and L = The Operating Agent's labor expenditures as paid to employees and distributed to its total system operation, maintenance, construction, and general ledger accounts less labor charges to FERC Account 926.
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