The total cost of federally-sponsored projects includes a combination of both direct and indirect (F&A) costs. Some examples* of indirect (F&A) costs include: CU Boulder's indirect cost rate is ...

What are cost transfers and why do we monitor them so closely? A Cost Transfer is the transfer of an expenditure, or cost, that initially posted to one project or account and is then transferred to ...

Indirect costs are expenses not directly linked to making products or delivering services. In the case of an automaker’s ...

The obsession with indirect costs and the quest to find the perfect indirect cost ... J McCray (@jbeattymccray) is chief operating officer of Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, where he has led ...

for example, reported $323 million in aggregate indirect-cost reimbursement during that institution’s 2023 fiscal year, which amounts to around 5 percent of Columbia’s total operating revenues ...

If the sponsor does not have a policy limiting Indirect Costs (IDC/F&A) and the Principal Investigator (PI) requests reduced IDC for a budget, CU Boulder requires an Indirect Cost Reduction or Waiver ...

Indirect costs include lab construction ... as well as state-specific health issues. For example, the cuts would cost the University of Kentucky tens of millions of research dollars for heart ...

Indirect costs cannot be attributed to a particular project. Examples include utilities, facilities maintenance, library support and general departmental and university administration. These costs are ...