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Code · CFR · Title 39 — Postal Service · Part 3060 · § 3060.21

§ 3060.21. Income report.

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The Postal Service shall file an Income Report in the form and content of table 1 to § 3060.21. ::: {.table_head} Table 1 to § 3060.21---Competitive Products Income Statement---PRC Form CP-01 \[\$ in 000s\] ::: FY 20xx FY 20xx-1 Change from SPLY Percent change from SPLY Revenue: $x,xxx$x,xxx \$xxx xx.x
(1)Mail and Services Revenues ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx ``` ``` xx.x
(2)Investment Income ``` ``` x,xx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(3)Total Competitive Products Revenue ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` Expenses: ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ``` ```
(4)Volume-Variable Costs ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(5)Product Specific Costs ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(6)Incremental Inframarginal Costs ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(7)Total Competitive Products Attributable Costs ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(8)Net Contribution Competitive Products Market Tests ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(9)Net Income Before Institutional Cost Contribution ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx
(10)Required Institutional Cost Contribution ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` x.x.x
(11)Net Income
(Loss)Before Tax ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(12)Assumed Federal Income Tax ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x
(13)Net Income
(Loss)After Tax ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` x,xxx ``` ``` xxx ``` ``` xx.x Line (1): Total revenues from Competitive Products volumes and Ancillary Services. Line (2): Income provided from investment of surplus Competitive Products revenues. Line (3): Sum total of revenues from Competitive Products volumes, services, and investments. Line (4): Total Competitive Products volume-variable costs as shown in the Cost and Revenue Analysis
(CRA)report. Line (5): Total Competitive Products product-specific costs as shown in the CRA report. Line (6): Inframarginal costs calculated as part of total Competitive Products incremental costs as shown in ACR Library Reference "Competitive Product Incremental and Group Specific Costs" (Currently NP10). Line (7): Sum total of Competitive Products costs (sum of lines 4, 5, and 6). Line (8): Net Contribution Competitive Products Market Tests as shown in the Annual Compliance Report. Line (9): Difference between Competitive Products total revenues and attributable costs and Market Tests Contributions (line 3 less line 7 plus line 8). Line (10): Minimum amount of Institutional cost contribution required under 39 CFR 3035.7 of this chapter. Line (11): Line 9 less line 10. Line (12): Total assumed Federal income tax as calculated under 39 CFR 3060.40. Line (13): Line 11 less line 12. \[85 FR 9660, Feb. 19, 2020\]
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