N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 11, § 109.4
(a) The following types of records shall be prepared by each company or fleet in allocating salaries to companies, expense groups and primary lines of business:
Allocation of salaries
Recapitulation of salaries
Detail of allocation bases
(d) Such records shall be maintained in good order and shall at all times be readily available for examination.
(1) The form, allocation of salaries, is shown on the preceding page. To aid in the understanding of the form, specimen entries have been made thereon and, as further aids to understanding, each column is explained in the following paragraphs:
Column 1:
List each similarly employed unit within each departmental or other division in the organization. By similarly employed is meant employed in essentially the same or similar activities in or for the same departmental or other division. The personnel shall be divided into as many units as necessary to show each type of work done by each departmental or other division in the organization. Employees whose duties are not solely related to the work performed by one unit, such as some in supervisory positions, shall be listed separately by title or job classification.
Column 2:
Gross salaries applicable to each unit shown in column 1.
Columns 3, 4 and 5:
These columns are for use when the salaries classification is affected by allocations made to other companies.
A separate line is to be used for the allocation to each company or group of companies. When intercompany allocations are not made, or when quota share percentages can be applied to fleet totals, columns 3, 4 and 5 need not be used.
Designating numbers shall be entered in column 4 for the methods used in intercompany allocations.
Column 6:
Designating numbers shall be entered in this column for the methods used in allocating salaries to expense groups.
Columns 7 to 10:
The amounts assigned to each expense group shall be in accordance with the method shown in column 6. At the side of each expense group column (except the column “investment expenses”) is shown a narrow column captioned “line dist.”, wherein shall be entered designating numbers for the methods to be followed in distributing salaries to primary lines of business.
(5) Salaries not specifically reimbursable. When the employees of a company devote time to the affairs of another company, and the reimbursements therefor are handled in accordance with the instructions, expenses for account of another or income from special services (see section 105.25[b]-[c] of this Title), the salaries for each similarly employed unit applicable to work done for such other company shall be shown separately on the allocation of salaries (in columns 3 to 10 incl.).
(f) Recapitulation of salaries form.
(2) The forms, recapitulation of salaries, are three separate forms, one for loss adjustment expenses, another for acquisition, field supervision and collection expenses, and another for general expenses. For purposes of illustration, the specimen entries, applicable to Company A, made on the allocation of salaries form have been continued on the recapitulation of salaries form. Note that, for Company A, the figures in the expense group columns on the allocation of salaries form have been combined by “line dist.” codes, entered on the recapitulation of salaries form, and then spread to primary lines of business based on the “line dist.” codes.
(g) Detail of allocation bases form.
(3) The detail of allocation bases form and all subsidiary worksheets, compilations and data shall be clear and legible; shall show the sources, detail and dates of all figures used; shall disclose the names of persons or groups responsible for all compilations, data, calculations, studies, estimates, judgment factors, weighting, etc., and the dates thereof; and, in general shall include complete explanations of all figures used and decisions made.
Note:
The detail of allocation bases form need not be prepared each year, but with appropriate changes in supporting worksheets, etc., may remain current as long as the bases are in effect.
(4) Four illustrations of the detail of allocation bases form are shown on the pages which follow. The allocation bases No. 1, 101, 105 and 501 shown on the allocation of salaries form have been carried into the forms and specimen explanations given.
(e) Allocation of salaries form.