Peter --
You'll report the cost-shared expense as you do other expense. You can be
audited on this expense just as you would with any other expenditure, which
usually includes being careful not to report the same cost-share dollars to
more than one award.
-- Evelyn
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At 02:35 PM 8/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
>We have a contract from DHHS in which we committed to cost share a
>certain amount. I know that A110 says that cost-shared amounts must be
>verifiable from the recipient's records and have seen, at NCURA
>sessions, some pretty rigorous means that universities use to document
>cost-sharing, project by project.
>
>Should we expect to be asked, during the close-out period for the
>contract or at some other time, to document that we cost-shared the
>amount we said we would in the original proposal?
>
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>Peter J. Dolce, Ph.D.
>Director, Research Support Services
>Meharry Medical College
>1005 Todd Boulevard Phone 615 327 6703
>Nashville, TN Fax 615 327 6716
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