Cost Allocation: Red Flags and Remedies

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Cost Allocation, Financial, Indirect Costs

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Executive Director, Finance Director

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2012

Across the country, Community Action Agencies are experiencing heightened auditor and Inspector General interest in cost allocation plans and practices. CAPLAW and the Partnership have teamed up to produce a new Cost Allocation Toolkit designed for CAAs who do not have federally negotiated indirect cost rates and face the torturous web of cost allocation requirements in A-122 and layers of additional, at times conflicting guidance from specific federal and state programs.

Presented on: September 27, 2012
Presented by: Kay Sohl, Kay Sohl Consulting

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