Ins 6.30 NoteTrustees’ fees — 17
Ins 6.30 NoteUnderwriters’ boards — 5
Ins 6.30 NoteUnderwriting reports — 6
Ins 6.30 NoteUnderwriting syndicates — 5
Ins 6.30 NoteUnemployment insurance taxes — 18-c
Ins 6.30 NoteVisiting nurse service — 9-b
Ins 6.30 NoteWages paid in connection with owned real estate — 19
Ins 6.30 NoteWarehouse, storage and safekeeping space, rent of — 13
Ins 6.30 NoteWaste baskets — 15
Ins 6.30 NoteWater, light, heat and power in leased premises — 13
Ins 6.30 NoteWatchperson expenses relating to claim adjustment — 1-a
Ins 6.30 NoteWeather reports relating to claim adjustment — 1-a
Ins 6.30 NoteWelfare of employees — 9-b
Ins 6.30 NoteWitnesses relating to claim adjustment — 1-a
Ins 6.30 NoteWorker’s compensation insurance — 9-a
Ins 6.30(2)(a)(a) Instructions relating to the allocation of joint expenses to companies. The term Premiums used as basis of allocation means the allocation of expenses shall follow the percentages of applicable premiums.
The term Special Studies used as a basis of allocation means that expenses shall be analyzed and bases of allocation applied as dictated by that analysis.
The term Overhead on Salaries used as a basis of allocation means that the allocation of expenses shall follow the percentages of the applicable salaries allocation.
For those operating expense classifications permitting the basis, Overhead on Salaries or Premiums, any other basis of allocation may be adopted which yields more accurate results. The bases Overhead on Salaries and Premiums shall not be used if clearly inappropriate.
In making any allocations of Joint Expenses, companies shall observe the General Instructions Regarding Allocation Bases (see s. Ins 6.30 (5) (a) 2.). The methods followed in allocating Joint Expenses shall be described, kept and supported as set forth under Detail of Allocation Bases (See s. Ins 6.30 (5) (a) 3-c).