2,654
edits
Sponsored Project Cost Share: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
→Criteria for Determining Unallowable Cost Share Expenses
mNo edit summary |
|||
| Line 70: | Line 70: | ||
*Resources committed as cost share for other projects | *Resources committed as cost share for other projects | ||
*Expenses recovered through the Facilities and Administrative Costs (F&A) paid by the sponsor | *Expenses recovered through the Facilities and Administrative Costs (F&A) paid by the sponsor | ||
*UNMC IBS Salary in excess of NIH salary limitation level (NIH Salary Cap) | *UNMC IBS Salary in excess of NIH salary limitation level (NIH Salary Cap) on NIH projects | ||
See also UNMC Policy No. 6102, [[Institutional Base Salary]]. | See also UNMC Policy No. 6102, [[Institutional Base Salary]]. | ||
| Line 76: | Line 76: | ||
Other unallowable expenses are detailed in UNMC Policy No. 6100, [[Sponsored Programs Costing]]. | Other unallowable expenses are detailed in UNMC Policy No. 6100, [[Sponsored Programs Costing]]. | ||
== Definitions == | == Definitions == | ||
'''''Cost Sharing''''' (also called matching) refers to the specific portion of the project or program costs not funded by the sponsor. Cost sharing occurs when a cost specifically benefits a sponsored project but is not charged to the sponsor. Typically, cost sharing is a direct cost such as salary or equipment. If a sponsor limits F&A (indirect costs) eligible to be charged to a project, unrecovered F&A may be allowed as cost share if sponsor has approved. There are 3 types of cost sharing: | '''''Cost Sharing''''' (also called matching) refers to the specific portion of the project or program costs not funded by the sponsor. Cost sharing occurs when a cost specifically benefits a sponsored project but is not charged to the sponsor. Typically, cost sharing is a direct cost such as salary or equipment. If a sponsor limits F&A (indirect costs) eligible to be charged to a project, unrecovered F&A may be allowed as cost share if sponsor has approved. There are 3 types of cost sharing: | ||