Current public water cost allocation schemes that rely on uniform user class pricing place a tremendous financial burden on the lower median income households in a community.
Transactions may include controlled or intra-group transactions and may include the purchase or sale of goods or intangible assets, the provision of services, financing, cost allocation and cost sharing agreements.
Normalizing for the effect of the aforementioned personnel cost allocation methodology, selling, general and administrative expenses would have decreased as a percentage of sales to 20%.