Fixed Expenses. 6.2.1 Insurance;
6.2.2 Costs for compliance with Airworthiness Directives;
6.2.3 Costs for compliance with Service Bulletins;
6.2.4 Hangar rental (see Section 6.6 below);
6.2.5 Engine overhauls and rebuilds;
6.2.6 Property taxes and other similar fees and charges;
6.2.7 Crew salaries, benefits and training;
6.2.8 Communications, flight planning and weather services; and
6.2.9 Supplies.
Fixed Expenses. A minimum of One Thousand Eight-Hundred Dollars ($1800) shall be maintained in a fund, to be replenished monthly and equally by all members. Out of this fund all fixed expenses will be paid. The fixed expenses are defined as, but not limited to, tie-down at the home base, insurance, reserves for annual and other required inspections, licensing, and taxes. A monthly fixed fee, exclusive of Tach Meter flight time, of $580 per member, shall be paid into the joint account as of the first of each month. The amount of the fixed fee may be adjusted from time to time by mutual consent.
Fixed Expenses. A minimum of __________ dollars ($_____) shall be maintained in a fund, to be replenished monthly at the same percentage as each Co-owner owns. Out of this fund all fixed expenses will be paid. The fixed expenses are defined as, but not limited to, tie-down at the home bases listed in Article 8-2), insurance, reserves for annual and other required inspections, fees, licensing and taxes. A monthly fixed fee, exclusive of _____ Meter flight time, of $_____ shall be paid into the joint account as of the first of each month. The amount of the fixed fee may be adjusted from time to time by mutual consent.
Fixed Expenses. A minimum of eight hundred dollars ($800.00) shall be maintained in a fund, to be replenished monthly and equally by all co-owners. Out of this fund all fixed expenses will be paid. The fixed expenses are defined as, but not limited to, aircraft mortgage payment, tie-down or hangar at the home base, liability insurance, reserves for annual and other required inspections, licensing and taxes.
Fixed Expenses. COWS AND BULLS: $ / cow 14. Interest on cows 600 @ 5 % 30 30 15. Depreciation on cows ( 600 - 350 ) / 7 years 35.71 35.71 16. Insurance on herd ( 600 + 100 ) @ .1 % .70 .70 17. Death loss ( 600 + 100 ) @ 1 % 7 7 18. Interest on bulls 100 @ 5 % 5 5 19. Depreciation on bulls ( 2,500 - 700 )/ 6 years/ 25 cows 12 12
Fixed Expenses. Contractor’s pro rata portion of the shared expense, which expenses shall be deemed to include, without limitation, rent, office overhead, furniture and equipment leases, utilities, telephone bills, secretarial and administrative expenses, janitorial and other professional services, real and personal property taxes and the like shall be $0 .
Fixed Expenses. EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2013 TO MARCH 31, 2016
Fixed Expenses. EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009 – MARCH 31, 2013 NOTE: The adjustments above are all inclusive of any allowance for the third year of the last Association Agreement as well as for Wage Gap. NOTE: Discussion on Expenses and the Respite Rate shall be reopened in each year of this Association Agreement. OCTOBER 1, 2010 SALARY, EXPENSES AND RESPITE, REOPENER FOR YEAR 2 OF THIS AGREEMENT. EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009 TO MARCH 31, 2013 NOTE: Discussion on Wages shall be reopened in each year of the contract.
Fixed Expenses. List all of the fixed bills/expenses in a typical year: (We have included typical expenses. What other fixed expenses do you have?) Fixed Expense Amount Due Mortgage payment Property taxes Heat Electricity Telephone/cable/internet Property insurance Septic cleaning Boat insurance Boat storage List all of the variable bills/expenses in a typical year: (These might include groceries, propane, boat gas, etc.) Amount Due List all of the long-term bills/expenses that need to be planned for: (These may include reroof cottage, repair dock, etc. Be as specific as you can. Instead of “renovate cottage” write “add 4th bedroom”.) Include a possible due date when the expense might/would occur. Planned Expense Amount Due List possible unexpected expenses and estimate cost: (This exercise will give you an idea of how much your emergency fund should be. Some items might be ice damage to dock, boat lift breaking, water pipes burst, septic failure etc.) Unexpected Expense Amount
