the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices by the actual number of units used or produced; for lump sum declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: the global amount calculated in accordance with its usual cost accounting practices, if the corresponding tasks or part of the have been implemented action properly; for flat-rate costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: the amount obtained by applying the flat rate calculated in accordance with the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices. and other documentation to support the costs and contributions declared Each beneficiary must provide the following if requested to do so in the context of the checks or audits described in Article II.27: for actual costs: adequate supporting documents to prove the costs declared, such as contracts, invoices and accounting records. In addition, the beneficiary’s usual accounting and internal control procedures must permit direct reconciliation of the amounts declared with the amounts recorded in its accounting statements and with the amounts indicated in the supporting documents; for unit costs or unit contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove the number of units declared. The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, to prove the amount declared per unit; for lump sum costs or lump sum contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove that the has been properly implemented. action The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, to prove the amount declared as a lump sum; for flat-rate or flat-rate contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove the eligible costs or requested contribution to which the flat rate applies. The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, for the flat rate applied; for unit costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove the number of units declared; for lump sum costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove that the has been properly action implemented; for flat-rate costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove the eligible costs to which the flat rate applies.
the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices by the actual number of units used or produced; for lump sum declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: the global amount calculated in accordance with its usual cost accounting practices, if the corresponding tasks or part of the action have been implemented properly; for flat-rate costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: the amount obtained by applying the flat rate calculated in accordance with the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices. and other documentation to support the costs and contributions declared Each beneficiary must provide the following if requested to do so in the context of the checks or audits described in Article II.27: for actual costs: adequate supporting documents to prove the costs declared, such as contracts, invoices and accounting records. In addition, the beneficiary’s usual accounting and internal control procedures must permit direct reconciliation of the amounts declared with the amounts recorded in its accounting statements and with the amounts indicated in the supporting documents; for unit costs or unit contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove the number of units declared. The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, to prove the amount declared per unit; for lump sum costs or lump sum contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove that the action has been properly implemented. The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, to prove the amount declared as a lump sum; for flat-rate or flat-rate contributions: adequate supporting documents to prove the eligible costs or requested contribution to which the flat rate applies. The beneficiary does not need to identify the actual eligible costs covered or to provide supporting documents, such as accounting statements, for the flat rate applied; for unit costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove the number of units declared; for lump sum costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove that the action has been properly implemented; for flat-rate costs declared on the basis of the beneficiary’s usual cost accounting practices: adequate supporting documents to prove the eligible costs to which the flat rate applies.
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