Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Watkins-Wendell,Kathryn A (25 May 2011 08:24 EST)
Re: Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Bonnie Kwit (25 May 2011 08:47 EST)
Re: Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Lawrence Waxler (25 May 2011 08:58 EST)
Re: Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Alden Chang (25 May 2011 10:32 EST)
Re: Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Korzyk, Barbara (25 May 2011 15:57 EST)

Re: Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash Alden Chang 25 May 2011 10:32 EST

We define cash cost sharing as those line items that we have to generate new
cash to fund, so things like equipment, travel, materials/supplies,
administrative personnel.

Conversely, in-kind cost sharing for us are those line items that we don't
have to generate cash in order to provide, so things like tuition, faculty
contributed effort, and unrecovered f&a.

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We like to define cash match as anything that we can display as a budget
and/or expense in our accounting system.

However, there are times when sponsors place restrictions on that. For
example, we had a sponsor who limited cash match to new institutional
commitments rather than allowing existing faculty salaries. And, there are
sponsors who will only allow F&A to be counted as in-kind. In these cases,
we grin and bare it.

Larry

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Subject: [RESADM-L] Cost Share: In-Kind vs. cash

Colleagues,

Can you share your institution's definition on in-kind vs. cash match?  I
have seen cash match defined as any $$ provided by the institution
(including already-budgeted institutional salary and fringes), and
conversely have also seen in-kind defined the same way.   Thanks!

Katie

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