Indirect Costs: The Past, Present, and a Possible Institutional Response

Federal regulations concerning recovery of indirect costs of university research projects are changing. Institutions should explore possible alternatives for managing reporting of indirect costs for individual projects. One system, reporting indirect cost categories in the same format as direct cost...

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Published inSRA journal Vol. 24; no. 3; p. 13
Main Author Zyblut, Douglas J
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Society of Research Administrators 01.01.1992
Subjects
Accountability
Administrative expenses
Beliefs
Changes
Cost recovery
Expenditures
Federal Aid
Federal Regulation
Financial reporting
Financial Support
Government (Administrative Body)
Government School Relationship
Higher Education
Indirect Costs
Money Management
Operating Expenses
Overhead costs
Policy
Public officials
Public Policy
R&D
Recordkeeping
Reimbursement
Research & development
Research Administration
Research and Development
School Accounting
Universities
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Summary:Federal regulations concerning recovery of indirect costs of university research projects are changing. Institutions should explore possible alternatives for managing reporting of indirect costs for individual projects. One system, reporting indirect cost categories in the same format as direct costs, may give insight into expenditures and help cost recovery. (Author/MSE)
ISSN:1062-8142
2573-7112