The crude oil equivalent of imports of petroleum products is obtained by calculating the sum of the net imports of crude oil, NGL, refinery feedstocks and other hydrocarbons as defined in Section 4 of Annex B to Regulation (EC) No 1099/2008, adjusting the result to take account of any stock changes, deducting 4 % for naphtha yield (or, if the average naphtha yield within the national territory is greater than 7 %, deducting the net actual consumption of naphtha or the average naphtha yield) and adding this to the net imports of all other petroleum products excluding naphtha, also adjusted to take account of stock changes and multiplied b ...[+++]y a factor of 1,065.

Expenditure paid for indirect costs/overheads declared on a flat rate basis, flat rat costs calculated by application of standard scale of unit costs and lump sums

However, the Community financial contribution may take the form of flat-rate financing, including scale of unit costs, or lump-sum financing, or it may combine the reimbursement of eligible costs with flat rates and lump sums.

However, the Community financial contribution may take the form of flat-rate financing, including scale of unit costs, or lump-sum financing, or it may combine the reimbursement of eligible costs with flat rates and lump sums.

2. The flat rate to cover indirect costs shall gradually be decreased from 60% of the total direct costs in the first three years (2007 - 2009), to 45% in 2010 - 2012 and be set at 30% from 2012 onwards; the date of the first application decides on the flat-rate level to be used; the flat-rate to cover indirect costs excludes subcontracting costs.

2. The flat rate to cover indirect costs shall gradually be decreased from 60% of the total direct costs in the first three years (2007 - 2009), to 45% in 2010 - 2012 and be set at 30% from 2012 onwards; the date of the first application decides on the flat-rate level to be used; the flat-rate to cover indirect costs excludes subcontracting costs.