Examples of Distribution Subaccounts in a sentence
The distribution revenue requirements are recorded in the Distribution Subaccounts of the CFCA and NCA.
The balance is recovered through the Distribution Subaccounts of the CFCA and NCA.
Should it have a balance, it would be recovered through the Distribution Subaccounts of the CFCA and NCA.
This account is comprised of three types of subaccounts: The Electric Distribution Subaccounts (one expense and one capital) track actual expenses and the capital revenue requirement associated with actual capital expenditures incurred up to 115 percent of the expense and capital expenditures adopted amounts as allocated to the electric distribution function.
Any such amounts are tracked separately for subsequent review and approval by the Commission.This account is comprised of three types of subaccounts:The Gas Distribution Subaccounts (one expense and one capital) track actual expenses and the capital revenue requirement associated with actual capital expenditures incurred up to 115% of the expense and capital expenditures adopted amounts as allocated to the gas distribution function.
For each Eligible Director who makes one or more distribution elections pursuant to this Section 5.5(a), each of his or her Accounts shall be divided into two or more Distribution Subaccounts as necessary to separately account for deferrals which are payable at different times and/or in different manners.
This account is comprised of the following subaccounts: The Gas Distribution Subaccounts (one expense and one capital) track actual expenses and the capital revenue requirements associated with actual capital expenditures incurred up to the total adopted amounts for the GRC funding cycle allocated to the gas distribution function.
Work with contract monitors, program area partners and other department staff such as the finance division regarding financial issues pertaining to the contracts under the Offender Success Administration.
For purposes of calculating installments, the Eligible Director's vested Accounts (and Distribution Subaccounts if applicable) will be valued as of December 31 of each year, and divided by the number of remaining installments to determine the amount of the installment to be paid in the following year.
Prior to January 1, 1997, each Participant's Deferral Account and each Participant's Company Matching Account was divided into Distribution Subaccounts as necessary to account for the amounts payable under different distribu- tion options elected by a Participant with respect to compen- sation deferred for Plan Years beginning before January 1, 1997.