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2003 Tolls and Tariff ApplicationSchedule 6.1 Sheet 1 of 1

SCHEDULE OF FLOW-THROUGH INCOME TAXES FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001 ($000)

LINE SCHEDULE

NO. PARTICULARS AMOUNT REFERENCE

(a) (b) (c)

1 Return On Rate Base 841,446 5.1

2 Equity Component: ( 3.17 * 841,446 ) 290,249

9.19 Add:

3 Depreciation 341,038 7.1

4 Large Corporation Tax 20,431 6.1.7

5 Non-allowed Provincial Capital Tax 911 6.1.3

6 Non-allowed Amortization of Debt Discount & Expense 3,813 6.1.2

7 Other Expenses (523) 6.1.3

8 Sub-total 365,670

Deduct:

9 Capital Cost Allowance 482,773 6.1.4

10 Benefits Capitalized 2,069

11 Eligible Capital Expenses 739 6.1.3

12 Interest AFUDC 988 6.1.5

13 Issue Costs 6,986 6.1.3

14 Sub-total 493,555

15 Total Taxable Income 162,364

16 Taxes thereon at 0.41523 / 0.58477 115,290 6.1.1

17 Add: Non-allowed Provincial Capital Tax 911 6.1.3

18 Recovery of Large Corporation Tax 20,431 6.1.7

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2003 Tolls and Tariff Application

Schedule 6.1.1

Sheet 1 of 1

CALCULATION OF CURRENT INCOME TAX RAT

E

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001

LINE

NO.

PARTICULARS

1

Allocation of taxable income to

provinces based on com

posite

avera

ge of salaries

paid within each

province an

d

kilometers of

pi

pe located within each

province a

pp

lied to th

e

current

provincial statutor

y income tax rate.

COMPOSITE

INCOME

EFFECTIVE

SALARIES

KILOMETERS

AVERAGE

TAX RATE

RATE

2

PROVINCE

($000

)

P

ERCENTAG

E

OF PIPELINE

PERCENTAG

E

%%

%

(a

)

(b

)

(c

)

(d

)

(e

)

(f

)

(g)

(h

)

3

British Columbia

2,458

1.039

307.00

1.98

1.50

16.500

0.248

4

Alberta

188,611

79.753

1.78 0.01

39.88

13.999

5.583

5

Saskatchewan

8,890

3.759

3,766.13 24.284

14.02

17.000

2.383

6

Manitoba

6,640

2.808

2,805.64 18.09

10.45

17.000

1.777

7

Ontario

26,828

11.344

8,029.42 51.77

31.56

13.622

4.299

8

Quebe

c

3,068

1.297

598.41 3.86

2.58

9.042

0.233

9

Total

236,495

100

15,508.38

100

100

10

Com

posite Provincial Tax Rat

e

14.523

11

Federal Tax Rat

e

27.000

12

Income Tax Rate for the Base Year Ended December 31

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2003 Tolls and Tariff Application

Schedule 6.1.2

Sheet 1 of 1

CALCULATION OF NON-ALLOWED

DEBT DISCOUNT AND EXPENSE

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001

($000)

LINE

NO. PARTICULARS

AMOUNT

(a)

(b)

1

Amortization of Debt, Discount and Expense - Debt

Rate of Return Schedule 2.1.2

3,177

2

Amortization of Debt, Discount and Expense - Junior Subordinated Debentures

Rate of Return Schedule 3.1.2

636

3

Total

3,813

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Schedule 6.1.3

Sheet 1 of 1

INCOME TAX EXPENSE SCHEDULE

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001 ($000)

LINE

NO. PARTICULARS AMOUNT

(a) (b)

A. CALCULATION OF ELIGIBLE CAPITAL EXPENSES

1 Unamortized Balance at January 1, 2001 10,560

2 Additions - Land Rights (@75%) 0

3 Balance at December 31, 2001 10,560

4 Amount Available for Tax Deduction at 7% of Line 3 739 5 Unamortized Balance at January 1, 2002 9,821

B. CALCULATION OF OTHER EXPENSES

6 50% Meal and Entertainment - Expenses non-deductible 1,115

7 Non Funded Pension Expense (3,284)

8 Post Employment Benefits 1,646

9 Total Non-Allowed Expenses (523)

C. CALCULATION OF FINANCING COSTS

10 Medium Term Notes 2,542

11 Preferred Securities 4,444

12 Proposed Debt 0

13 Total Financing Costs 6,986

D. CALCULATION OF ALBERTA ADDITIONAL NON-ALLOWED EXPENSES 14 Non-allowed Provincial Capital Tax

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Schedule 6.1.4

Sheet 1 of 1

SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001 ($000)

UNDEPRECIATED BALANCE

LINE CAPITAL COST ADDITIONS BEFORE MAXIMUM CLOSING

NO. CLASS OPENING BALANC (NET) CLAIM CLAIM BALANCE

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) 1 Class 1 - Full (4%) 4,484,185 4,484,185 179,367 4,339,554 2 - Half Year 35,445 35,445 709 3 Class 2 - Full (6%) 593,999 593,999 35,640 558,359 4 Class 3 - Full (5%) 30,102 30,102 1,505 28,597 5 Class 8 - Full (20%) 1,184,106 0 1,184,106 236,821 974,073 6 - Half Year 29,764 29,764 2,976 7 Class 9 - Full (25%) 0 0 0 0 8 - Half Year 0 0 0 9 Class 10 - Full (30%) 63,668 63,668 19,100 70,218 10 - Half Year 30,177 30,177 4,527 11 Class 13 - Full (S/L) 9,603 9,603 1,822 13,605 12 - Half Year 6,130 6,130 307 13 Total 6,365,663 101,516 6,467,179 482,773 5,984,406

CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE RECONCILIATION

LINE

NO. PARTICULARS AMOUNT

(a) (b)

1 Transfers to GPIS in 2001 62,180

2 Regulated General Plant Additions in 2001 42,330

Adjustments

3 Net Removal Costs > Salvage Proceeds (1,615)

4 Materials & Supplies (3,487)

5 Contributions in Aid of Construction (945)

6 Land (509)

7 Other 3,562

8 Total Adjustments (2,994)

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2003 Tolls and Tariff Application

Schedule 6.1.5

Sheet 1 of 1

CALCULATION OF INTEREST AFUDC

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001

($000)

Interest AFUDC

=

Interest Component of Rate of Return

X

AFUDC

Rate of Return

=

6.02

X

$1,509

9.19

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2003 Tolls and Tariff Application

Schedule 6.1.6

Sheet 1 of 1

CONTINUITY OF UTILITY CAPITAL LOSS CARRY FORWARD

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001

LINE

AMOUNT

NO. PARTICULARS

($000)

(a)

(b)

1 Capital Loss Carried Forward from 2000

81,893

2 Capital Loss for 2001

0

3

Total Capital Loss Carried Forward

81,893

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2003 Tolls and Tariff Application

Schedule 6.1.7

Sheet 1 of 1

CALCULATION OF FEDERAL LARGE CORPORATION TAX

FOR THE BASE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2001

($000)

LINE

NO. PARTICULARS

Amount

As at December 31

1

Deemed Debt

6,090,459

2

Preferred Equity

0

3

Common Equity

2,999,778

4

Capital Tax Deduction

(10,000)

5

Taxable Capital

9,080,237

6

Tax Rate

0.225%

7

Capital Tax Expense

20,431

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