Total reparations were set at $26.35 billion to be paid over a period of 58.5 years, though a moratorium was called for during the fiscal year of 1931-32.  
It divided the annual payment into an unconditional part of approximately one-third of the sum, and a postponable part comprised of the other two-thirds, with annuities to be raised through a transportation tax and from the budget.  Total reparations were set at $26.35 billion to be paid over a period of 58.5 years, though a moratorium was called for during the fiscal year of 1931-32.  The rise of Hitler caused a defaulting on the unpaid reparations, which did not resume until 1953.  FTP, identify this financial plan implemented to pay for Germany's war reparations that superseded the Dawes Plan.
It divided the annual payment into an unconditional part of approximately one-third of the sum, and a postponable part comprised of the other two-thirds, with annuities to be raised through a transportation tax and from the budget.  
Young Plan