1180.9—Financial information.
The following information shall be provided for major transactions, and for carriers shall conform to the Board's Uniform System of Accounts, 49 CFR part 1201 :
(a)
Pro forma balance sheet (exhibit 16). Where the transaction involves a proceeding other than a control, a pro forma balance sheet statement giving effect to the proposed transaction commencing for the first year of the Impact Analysis in exhibit 12. The data shall be presented in columnar form showing:
(4)
In the fourth column, transferee's balance sheet giving effect to consumation of the proposed transaction. 4
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Footnote(s): 4 Where the purchase of a line or line segment is involved, a procedure utilizing three columns should be followed. The first column should show transferee's actual balance sheet on a corporate entity basis for the latest available 12-month period, the second column should show the adjustments necessitated by the purchase, and the third is a compilation of the first two columns into a pro forma balance sheet. The transferor shall file a balance sheet similar to the one filed by the transferee, with the second column reflecting the adjustments resulting from the sale. If the parent company (if any) of the transferee or transferor is affected, a similar balance sheet shall be filed for each. All adjustments to these balance sheets shall be supported in footnotes to the appropriate balance sheet.
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(b)
Pro forma income statement (exhibit 17). Where the transaction involves a proceeding other than a control, submit a pro forma income statement showing transferee's estimate of revenues, expenses, and net income for at least each of the 3 years following consummation of the transaction. 5 The pro forma data shall be presented in columnar form, showing
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Footnote(s): 5 If the operating plan requires more than 3 years to be put into effect, the pro forma income statement shall be prepared for as many years as necessary to implement fully the operating plan.
(1)
in the first column, transferee's actual income statement on a corporate entity basis for the year indicated in the impact analysis in exhibit 12;
(3)
in the third column, forecasted adjustments to the combined revenues, expenses, and net income to reflect increases or decreases anticipated under the unified operations, and
(4)
in the fourth column, a compilation of the first three columns into a pro forma income statement. 6
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Footnote(s): 6 Where the purchase of a line or line segment is involved, a procedure utilizing three columns should be followed. The first column should show transferee's actual income statement on a corporate entity basis for the latest available 12-month period, the second column should show the adjustment necessitated by the purchase, and the third column is a compilation of the first two columns into a pro forma income statement. The transferor shall file an income statement similar to the one filed by the transferee, with the second column reflecting the adjustments resulting from the sale. If the parent company (if any) of the transferor or transferee is affected, a similar statement shall be filed for each. All adjustments to these income statements shall be supported in footnotes to the appropriate income statements.
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(c)
Sources and application of funds (exhibit 18). Transferor's and transferee's statement of sources and application of funds for the current year, and a forecast 7 of sources and application of funds for each carrier (if a merger or consolidation, the surviving or resulting corporation) for the year following consummation of the proposed transaction, and the years necessary to effectuate the operating plan. 8 The form and content of these statements should be constructed in accordance with the schedule: “Statement of Changes in Financial Position” required in the most recently filed Annual Report R-1 for Class I railroads.
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Footnote(s): 7 The forecast should reflect only changes anticipated to result from the proposed transaction. Forecasts are not required to reflect general economic conditions unrelated to the proposed transaction.
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Footnote(s): 8 The pro forma balance sheets (exhibit 16), pro forma income statements (exhibit 17), and sources and application of funds (exhibit 18) shall cover the same years.
(d)
Property encumbrance (exhibit 19). If any of the property covered by the application is encumbered and applicant has agreed to assume obligation or liability in respect thereof, submit:
(2)
Amount of encumbrance and full description thereof, including maturity, interest rate, and other terms and conditions.
(e)
The Board will incorporate by reference the current balance sheets and income statements of Class I railroads which are on file with the Board. Class II and Class III railroads, and non-carrier entities shall submit balance sheets (exhibit 20) and income statements (exhibit 21) covering a period ending within 6 months before the application is filed.
[47 FR 9844, Mar. 8, 1982. Redesignated at 47 FR 49592, Nov. 1, 1982, and amended at 58 FR 63104, Nov. 30, 1993; 62 FR 9717, Mar. 4, 1997; 64 FR 53269, Oct. 1, 1999]