Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 39 - UTILITIES › Part 1 - PUBLIC UTILITIES RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE › Chapter 29 - Integrated Resource Planning and Reporting › Rule 39-1-29 › Appendix 39-1-29-C - RATE PROCEEDINGS › Schedule 39-1-29-C-1 - STANDARD FILINGS/ALL UTILITIES

Current through June 25, 2024
In addition to the original and twelve (12) copies of the
						petition, the following items are required:
13 1. All direct testimony to be relied upon including a
						statement of the proposed changes and the reasons for the changes.
13 2. Schedule of present rates, fares, tolls, charges or
						rentals in effect and the changes proposed to be made.
13 3. Sample tariffs implementing the changes. Proposed
						deletions to current tariff shall be shown by striking over such. Additions or
						amendments to existing tariff shall be underlined.
13 4. Balance-sheet for the most recent month available
						which shall be not later than nine months prior to the filing date. For
						multi-state utilities, the balance sheet shall be for the company as a whole
						plus a balance sheet for Mississippi operations and a summary of the basis on
						which the estimate was prepared.
13 5. Operating statement of revenues and expenses for
						twelve months ending as of the date of the balance sheet.
13 6. Proforma operating statement in the same form as
						the actual operating statement beginning with the effective date of the
						proposed changes (a) without giving effect to changed rates (b) giving effect
						to changed rates.
13 7. Statement showing (a) number of current customers
						by classes affected by the proposed changes (b) the actual revenue under the
						old rates arising from each class and (c) the annual amount of the proposed
						increase or decrease applicable to each class.
13 8. As to public utilities described in Miss. Code Ann.
						§
											77-3-3(d)(iv),
						description of the utility's property, including a statement of the original
						cost and the cost to the utility. Provide a listing of all depreciable assets
						by applicable account number:
1.
					 Description of Asset;
2. In Service
					 Date;
3. Original cost of asset to
					 the utility;
4. Life of
					 Asset;
5. Depreciation accrued to
					 date.
13 9. Statement showing the utility's calculation of
						jurisdictional rate base including, if applicable, gross plant, accumulated
						depreciation, working capital, material and supplies, other properties and
						assets, accumulated deferred income taxes, customer deposits and investment tax
						credits.
13 10. Statement showing utility's calculation of return
						on rate base with and without the proposed increase.
13 11. Federal Income tax returns and State Income tax
						returns, with all required attachments and schedules, for prior three years. If
						a consolidated return, the portion applicable to Mississippi.
13 12. Copy of notice to customers sent pursuant to RP
						9.
13 13. (if corporation) Copy of charter or articles or
						incorporation.
13 14. (if corporation) The amount and kinds of stock
						authorized, issued and outstanding.
13 15. (if corporation) The number and amount of bonds
						authorized and the number and amount issued.
13 16. (if corporation) The rate and amount of dividends
						paid during the five previous fiscal years and the amount of capital stock on
						which dividends were paid each year.
13 17. (if corporation) An analysis of the surplus
						covering the period from the close of the last calendar year for which an
						annual report has been filed with the Commission to the date of the balance
						sheet attached to the notice.
13 18. An exhibit listing the names and addresses of all
						interested persons as defined in RP 2.115 herein together with a certificate
						that the filing utility has served a notice of the filing upon each.
13 19. The provisions of items 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 17
						shall not be applicable to public utilities heretofore or hereafter exempt by
						Commission order from rate base regulation.