Force Account
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Force account is the term to refer to your own personnel and equipment.
Keep the following points in mind when compiling force account labor information:
- Record regular and overtime hours separately.
- Record the benefits separately for regular and overtime hours. Most overtime hours include fewer benefits than regular hours.
- Attach a Applicant's Benefit Calculation Worksheet giving a breakdown of what is included in your benefits, by percentages, e.g., social security - 15.2%, worker's compensation - 4.3%, insurance - 18.5%, etc. You can use an average rate if you have different benefit rates for different employees.
Forms
- Force Account Labor Summary (FEMA Form 90-123)
Used to record your personnel costs - Force Account Equipment Summary (FEMA Form 90-127)
Used to record your equipment use costs
Last Modified: Wednesday, 11-Aug-2010 12:54:57 EDT
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