direct overhead

direct overhead

overhead variances [ total overhead variance | overhead total variance ]

overhead variances | overhead total variance | total manufacturing overhead variance | total overhead variance

standard overhead cost | standard manufacturing overhead cost

indirect costs | overheads

fixed overhead spending variance [ fixed overhead expenditure variance ]

indirect costs

(9b) Given the different nature and specific needs of the different participants from the research community, the rules for the participation and dissemination should establish a limited combination of funding rates and options for reimbursement of indirect costs, while maintaining the current differentiation between universities/research centres, non-profit organisations and SMEs and industry, as stated in the European Parliament's resolution of 11 November 2010 on simplifying the implementation of the Research Framework Programmes.

15. Maintains, therefore, that a financial instrument to support the sector must remain in place and continue to be based on the principle of intensifying aid for measures cofinanced in the outermost regions, thereby helping preserve the specific arrangements designed to offset the additional costs incurred in fishing activities and in selling the products thereof, taking into account the structural constraints affecting the fisheries sector in the outermost regions;

34. Notes that, in addition to its contribution to indirect costs (up to 7% of the budget for an activity), i.e. costs that are not directly related to the implementation of a specific project, the Commission funds a variety of costs related directly (direct costs) to the project, including the support costs for local offices, staff and transport directly related to activities; points out that the level of support costs, such as transport, storage and handling (e.g. of food assistance) varies strongly; acknowledges that the reason for this can be country-specific, depending on the conditions, but points out that it ...[+++] can also be due to the need to streamline operations, in order to make them more cost-effective; suggests that the Commission assess the level of support costs with reference to a normal range or benchmark for the type of project concerned, in order to establish whether it is reasonable;

34. Notes that, in addition to its contribution to indirect costs (up to 7% of the budget for an activity), i.e. costs that are not directly related to the implementation of a specific project, the Commission funds a variety of costs related directly (direct costs) to the project, including the support costs for local offices, staff and transport directly related to activities; points out that the level of support costs, such as transport, storage and handling (e.g. of food assistance) varies strongly; acknowledges that the reason for this can be country-specific, depending on the conditions, but points out that it ...[+++] can also be due to the need to streamline operations, in order to make them more cost-effective; suggests that the Commission assess the level of support costs with reference to a normal range or benchmark for the type of project concerned, in order to establish whether it is reasonable;