>> This is Sally at Living Independence for Everyone? Savanna Georgia. And I hate to go back but I have one question on the reconciliation Attachment G. If this is in our proposal which is for the 16-17 year, and our most recent audited financial statements are for the 14-15 year, what numbers am I using there? >> JOHN HEVERON: What numbers, so the proposal, the most recent financial statements you have are from the 14-15 year. Those are the numbers you would use, and, granted, there's quite a bit of time there, but this process is about how you calculate your indirect. It's not about a specific year. It's not about the costs in a year. It's about how you divide certain things by other things. And that really doesn't change year to year. So you need to have a very solid, specific set of numbers, and if you don't have anything better, you know, that's more current and as reliable as your 14-15 year, then those are the numbers you need to use. >> So even up above with the directed and indirect costs, those are going to be for the same year; right? >> JOHN HEVERON: Those would be for that completed year, yeah, that you have historic information on. >> Okay. Thank you. >> JOHN HEVERON: Yes.
>> This is Sally at Living Independence for Everyone? Savanna Georgia. And I hate to go back but I have one question on the reconciliation Attachment G. If this is in our proposal which is for the 16-17 year, and our most recent audited financial statements are for the 14-15 year, what numbers am I using there? >> JOHN HEVERON: What numbers, so the proposal, the most recent financial statements you have are from the 14-15 year. Those are the numbers you would use, and, granted, there's quite a bit of time there, but this process is about how you calculate your indirect. It's not about a specific year. It's not about the costs in a year. It's about how you divide certain things by other things. And that really doesn't change year to year. So you need to have a very solid, specific set of numbers, and if you don't have anything better, you know, that's more current and as reliable as your 14-15 year, then those are the numbers you need to use. >> So even up above with the directed and indirect costs, those are going to be for the same year; right? >> JOHN HEVERON: Those would be for that completed year, yeah, that you have historic information on. >> Okay. Thank you. >> JOHN HEVERON: Yes.
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