Tom has come to a decision on what to do with the ubiquitous accrual value.
60% of this value should be credited to Greg's Transport expense on a monthly  basis.
Tom, in turn, will cover Ed on this portion of the expense.
For example:  Accrual Value comes out to be $300,000 for the month of April.
This means that:  Greg's portion of this value is 60% of $300,000 = $180,000 Tom's portion of this value is 40% of $300,000 = $120,000  Greg's Transport Expense is ($700,000) So, Tom will cover                      $180,000 of this expense Greg's adjusted Expense is   ($520,000)  Greg's P&L is net better off by the $180,000 of accrual value Tom's P&L is net better off by $120,000  of accrual value which had not been  previously recognized.
Ed's P&L is net unchanged from all of the above.
Call with questions.
Eric x3-0977

FINAL DECISION ON ACCRUAL VALUE
Tom has come to a decision on what to do with the ubiquitous accrual value.
<NUMBER>% of this value should be credited to Greg's Transport expense on a monthly basis.
Tom, in turn, will cover Ed on this portion of the expense.
For example: Accrual Value comes out to be <CUR><NUMBER> for the month of April.
This means that: Greg's portion of this value is <NUMBER>% of <CUR><NUMBER> = <CUR><NUMBER> Tom's portion of this value is <NUMBER>% of <CUR><NUMBER> = <CUR><NUMBER> Greg's Transport Expense is (<CUR><NUMBER>) So, Tom will cover <CUR><NUMBER> of this expense Greg's adjusted Expense is (<CUR><NUMBER>) Greg's P&L is net better off by the <CUR><NUMBER> of accrual value Tom's P&L is net better off by <CUR><NUMBER> of accrual value which had not been previously recognized.
Ed's P&L is net unchanged from all of the above.
Call with questions.
Eric x0-<NUMBER>
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