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1 Research Administrator’s Forum Danforth Campus March 2006 Presented by: Sponsored Projects Accounting

2 Topics PCT Documentation NSF Consultant Rate Yale OIG Report PARs Reminder NIH Carryovers

3 PCT Documentation Detailed explanation mandatory for LC22 if in fund series 4xxxx, 5xxxx, or 6xxxx. If any PCT's in that fund series do not have a detailed explanation, they will be returned. Type the name of the approval person on the 'Authorized By' line

4 PCT Form

5 NSF Consultant Rate FY 2006 appropriation does not contain a limitation on payments to consultants. Payments should be comparable to “normal and customary fees charged by the consultant for comparable services.” See FAQ at: docs/consultantfaqs06.pdf docs/consultantfaqs06.pdf

6 NSF Consultant, cont. Effective for all new and continuing awards issue on/after 3/15/06. May transfer FY 2006 funds between categories to cover allowable expenditures without prior NSF approval.

7 Yale - OIG Audit DHHS Office of the Inspector General Review of subaward costs (UMass) $572,344 awarded for budget period Final invoice totaled $508,304 OIG determined that $193,779 of costs did not comply with A-21. –Salaries & Fringe = 151,252 –Non-personnel = 42,527

8 Yale & OIG, cont. Documentation regarding salary transfers provided to auditors was altered. Unaltered version stated that transfers were needed to spend down subgrant funds. OIG - “This alteration calls into question the accuracy of the information that the University supplied to us.”

9 Yale & OIG, cont. Comments by the OIG: Transfers from General Funds: “Transfers were neither properly authorized nor adequately supported by a specific, clear and detailed explanation with related documentation as required.” Equipment maintenance: “The University did not provide sufficient information to show that the charges to this subgrant were equitable.

10 Yale & OIG, cont. OIG comments continued: “Although the University had established procedures for charging nonlabor goods and services and confirming effort reports, we found that these procedures were inadequate or were not always followed.”

11 PARs - Reminder Faculty and Staff PARs for the period ending 12/31/05: –Must be signed within 30 days –Must be returned to SPA within 60 days, end of March 2006

12 NIH/DHHS Carryovers Effective February 2006, SPA will establish a “U” allocation in the next year’s fund number. SPA will budget a figure that’s equal to the FSR’s unobligated balance in Budget 86 on the “U” allocation. Budget in the “U” allocation is restricted until the NIH issues a revised NGA. –“Less Unobligated Balance” (Section I)

13 NIH/DHHS Carryover, cont.

14 NIH/DHHS Carryover - Benefits Reduces confusion regarding available free-balance in current fund. –Segregates carryover dollars that are awaiting approval. –Reduce errors in approval processing. –Better reporting.

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16 Research Administrator’s Forum Danforth Campus March 2006 Presented by: Sponsored Projects Accounting Joe Gindhart