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1. Tax Provisions: Specific section dealing with tax implications and VAT treatment - required if parties are in different tax jurisdictions

2. Force Majeure: Provisions for handling unexpected events affecting cost allocation - important for long-term agreements

3. Local Content Requirements: Required if the agreement relates to oil and gas sector or other industries with specific local content requirements

4. Currency Exchange Provisions: Required if costs are incurred in multiple currencies

5. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Required for agreements involving public entities or international parties

6. Change Control Procedure: Required for complex agreements where cost allocation methodologies might need future adjustment

1. Schedule 1 - Cost Allocation Methodology: Detailed breakdown of allocation methods, including formulas and examples

2. Schedule 2 - Indirect Cost Categories: Comprehensive list of eligible indirect costs with examples and exclusions

3. Schedule 3 - Rate Cards: Standard rates for various cost categories, if applicable

4. Schedule 4 - Reporting Templates: Standard formats for cost reporting and documentation

5. Schedule 5 - Key Personnel: List of key contacts responsible for cost management and reporting

6. Appendix A - Sample Calculations: Examples of how various costs would be calculated and allocated

7. Appendix B - Required Documentation: List of documents required for cost verification and audit