Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 49 - Transportation |
Subtitle B - Other Regulations Relating to Transportation |
Chapter X - Surface Transportation Board |
SubChapter B - Rules of Practice |
Part 1139 - PROCEDURES IN MOTOR CARRIER REVENUE PROCEEDINGS |
Subpart B - Intercity Bus Industry |
Schedule E to Subpart B of Part 1139 - Statement of Changes in Financial Position
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[Dollars in thousands]
Line No. and item (a) Source (b) Calendar year 19__ (c) Calendar year 19__ (d) Base year-actual (e) sources of working capital Working capital provided by operations: 1 Net income (loss) before extraordinary items Sch. 2998, L. 47, col. (b) Add expenses not requiring outlay of working capital (subtract) credits not generating working capital: 2 Loss (gain) on sale or disposal of tangible property Sch. 5091, L. 7, col. (b) 3 Add depreciation and amortization expense Sch. 2998, Ls. 11 + 12 + 35 + 36, col. (b) 4 Net increase (decrease) in deferred income taxes Sch. 2998, L. 42, col. (b) 5 Net decrease (increase) in parent's share of subsidiary's undistributed income for the year Sch. 2998, L. 28 6 Net increase (decrease) in noncurrent portion of estimated liabilities Sch. 101, L. 31, cols. (b)-(c) 7 Other (specify): 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Total working capital from operations before extraordinary items 19 Extraordinary items and accounting changes Sch. 2998, L. 53, col. (b) Add expenses not requiring outlay of working capital (subtract) credits not generating working capital. 20 Loss (gain) on extraordinary items Sch. 2998, L. 48, col. (b) 21 Net increase (decrease) in deferred income taxes Sch. 2998, L. 50, col (b) 22 Cumulative effect of changes in accounting principles Sch. 2998, L. 52, col. (b) Other (specify): 23 24 25 26 27 28 Total working capital from extraordinary items and accounting changes 29 Total working capital from operations (lines 18 and 28) Working capital from sources other than operating: 30 Proceeds from issuance of long-term liabilities 31 Proceeds from sale/disposition of carrier operating property Sch. 1200-A, L. 9 32 Proceeds from sale/disposition of other tangible property 33 Proceeds from sale/repayment of investments advances Sch. 1600/1650, ls. 23 + 47 34 Net decrease in sinking and other special funds Sch. 1700, ls. 15 + 31 + 50, cols. (d)-(j) 35 Proceeds from issue of capital stock Sch. 2700A/2710A, L. 12, cols. (e) + (f)-(i) Other (specify): 36 37 38 39 40 41 Total working capital from sources other than operating 42 Total sources of working capital (lines 29 and 41) Application of Working Capital 43 Amount paid to acquire/retire long-term liabilities 44 Cash dividends Sch. 2930, L. 16 45 Purchase price of carrier operating property Sch. 1200, L. 11, col. (c) 46 Purchase price of other tangible property 47 Purchase price of long-term investments and advances Sch. 1600/1650, ls. 23 + 47, col. (e) 48 Net increase in sinking or other special funds Sch. 1700, ls. 15 + 31 + 50, cols. (j)-(d) 49 Purchase price of acquiring treasury stock Sch. 2700B/2710B, L. 12, col. (c) Other (specify): 50 51 52 53 54 55 Total application of working capital 56 Net increase (decrease) in working capital (line 42 less line 55) Explanatory—Schedule E
Purpose. Schedule E is designed to provide the Board with an indication of the carrier's sources and uses of funds over the recent past.
Study Carrier Groupings. Schedule E shall be prepared on the following two bases:
1. Greyhound Lines, Inc.
2. Trailways Combined (study carriers, only)
3. All Study Carriers
“Funds”. The term “Funds” for the purpose of this schedule shall include all assets or financial resources even though a transaction may not directly affect cash or working capital. For example, the purchase of property in exchange for bonds or shares of stock would be an application of funds for investment in property provided by the issue of securities.
Sources and uses of funds should be individually disclosed. For example, outlays for fixed assets should not be reported net of retirements.
Column (b). The annual report sources in this column refer to the 1976 Annual Report Form MP-1. For years prior or subsequent to 1976, use comparable sources.
Column (c). If the fare/charge increase is filed during the first six months of the calendar year, the data reported in column (c) shall be based on the 3rd calendar year preceding the filing year. For example, if the rate increase is filed on May 15, 1977, column (c) shall report data for calendar year 1974.
If the fare/charge increase is filed during the last six months of the calendar year, the data reported in column (c) shall be based on the 2nd calendar year preceding the filing year. For example, if the rate increase is filed on Nov. 15, 1977, column (c) should report data for calendar year 1975.
Column (d). If the fare/charge increase is filed during the first six months of the calendar year, the data reported in column (d) should be based on the 2nd calendar year preceding the filing year. For example, if the rate increase is filed on May 15, 1977, column (d) should report data for calendar year 1975.
If the rate increase is filed during the last six months of the calendar year, the data reported in column (d) shall be based on the 1st calendar year preceding the filing year. If, for example, the fare/charge increase is filed on November 15, 1977, column (d) should report data for calendar year 1976.
Column (e). Data to be reported in this column for the base year-actual shall be based on the 4-quarter calendar year periods identified below:
Filing month of verified statement Four-quarter calendar year period ending January Sept. 30, preceding year. February Do. March Do. April Dec. 31, preceding year. May Do. June Do. July Mar. 31, filing-month year. August Do. September Do. October June 30, filing-month year. November Do. December Do. The 4-quarter calendar year periods identified above represent the minimum requirement. However, in event a proposed fare/charge increase is filed at a time when data for a more current quarter than that specified are obtainable, the more current quarter may be used in the base year-actual. For example, if an increase is filed in late March and data for the 4th quarter of the preceding year is obtainable, the base year-actual ending December 31, may be used in lieu of the base year-actual ending September 30.
[42 FR 32541, June 27, 1977; 42 FR 40861, Aug. 12, 1977. Redesignated at 47 FR 49577, Nov. 1, 1982]