200.421 Advertising and Public Relations Costs Allowable only if related to and necessary for performance of the sponsored project (i.e., recruitment of personnel, procurement of goods and services, ...

The cost must be necessary to the sponsored project’s performance. The purchase must comply with established University policies. Non-allowable costs are those costs that the federal regulations, ...

I have 10% academic year effort currently committed on my NIH grant, so NIH is only reimbursing the University for $13,883, No, per the Uniform Guidance Limitation on Allowance of Costs, this would ...

The university is committed to ensuring costs incurred in support of sponsored research are allowable, reasonable, and allocable to a particular sponsored award, as defined by U.S. Office of ...

In these instances, the RF Non-Sponsored guidelines apply. The maximum allowable amount for individual reimbursement is $2,500 for any single item or total aggregate cost (excluding travel). Requests ...

In order for any cost to be charged to a sponsored program as either a direct or indirect charge, it must first be allowable. The Uniform Guidance 200.403 states that except where otherwise authorized ...

These insurers set their own allowable rates, which vary by plan. The amount your doctor or hospital determines as the cost of your care is often called the fee, while the maximum Medicare pays is ...

"Allowable rate" refers to the maximum rate at which Medicare compensates doctors for their services, regardless of what the provider might otherwise charge.

The allowable rates vary depending on whether you see a participating or opt-out provider. CMS updates these rates annually based on factors such as the type of medical service, the cost of the ...