10 Tex. Admin. Code § 2.201 - Cost Reimbursement
(a) The Department
may place on Cost Reimbursement any Contract, other than non-Discretionary
CSBG. Cost Reimbursement requires Subrecipients to submit supporting
documentation and back up for Expenditures or Obligations prior to the
Department releasing funds. The Department staff will indicate for each entity
placed on Cost Reimbursement status whether all expenses will be reviewed or a
sample, and the nature of any additional documentation that the Department will
require from the Subrecipient in connection therewith. The decision by the
Department to release funds in a cost review situation does not constitute
final approval of the expenditure. Funds so advanced remain subject to future
reviews, monitoring, and audits and in no way does the decision to release
funds constrains or limits those staff performing further reviews, monitoring,
or audits.
(b) In addition to the
reporting requirements outlined in §
6.7 of this title (relating to
Subrecipient Reporting Requirements) an entity on Cost Reimbursement must
submit, at a minimum, their expanded general ledger, chart of accounts, cost
allocation plan, and bank reconciliations for the previous three months. Upon
review of those items the Department will request submission of back up for
some or all of the reported Expenditures.
(c) To the extent that the Contract has
budget caps, the budget caps for each budget category will be enforced each
month for which the entity is on Cost Reimbursement.
(d) An entity will be removed from Cost
Reimbursement when the Department determines that identified risks or concerns
have been sufficiently mitigated.
(e) An entity on Cost Reimbursement remains
subject to further reviews, monitoring, and audits.
(f) The Department reserves the right to
outsource some or all of its work associated with the Cost Reimbursement
process to a third party.
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(a) The Department may place on Cost Reimbursement any contract, other than non-Discretionary CSBG. Cost reimbursement requires Subrecipients to submit supporting documentation and back up for Expenditures or Obligations prior to the Department releasing funds. The Department staff shall establish appropriate review protocols for each party placed on cost reimbursement status, indicating whether all expenses will be reviewed or a sample, and the nature of any additional documentation that will be required in connection therewith. Approving the release of funds in a cost review situation does not constitute final approval of the expenditure. Funds so advanced remain subject to future reviews, monitorings, and audits and in no way serve to constrain or limit them.
(b) In addition to the reporting requirements outlined in § 6.7 of this Title (relating to Subrecipient Reporting Requirements) an entity on Cost Reimbursement must submit, at a minimum, their expanded general ledger, chart of accounts, cost allocation plan, and bank reconciliations for the previous three months. Upon review of those items the Department will request submission of back up for some or all of the reported Expenditures.
(c) The budget caps for each budget category will be enforced each month the entity is on Cost Reimbursement.
(d) An entity will be removed from Cost Reimbursement when the Department determines that identified risks or concerns have been sufficiently mitigated.
(e) An entity on Cost Reimbursement remains subject to monitoring.
(f) The Department reserves the right to outsource some or all of its work associated with the Cost Reimbursement process to a third party.