(Recorded Webinar) Cost Share and Program Income
Though technically distinct regulatory concepts, the issues of cost share and program income are two sides of the same coin in the federal-grantee relationship. This webinar will discuss the key requirements relating to each, including common compliance considerations. To truly control one’s cost share and program income situation, one must build from their existing knowledge base of allowable costs and cost allocation to clearly define relevant “scopes of grant projects” within their own corporate structure. In this webinar, Feldesman Senior Counsel Phillip Escoriaza walk grantees through the legal concepts relevant to program income and cost share, explaining both the theory and the rules behind each, with the goal of preparing participants to plan more effectively through thoughtful self-determination of their scope of project boundary lines and grant application budgets.
Please note: This webinar is offered as a complimentary product to all Federal Grants Training Members. For more information on our Federal Grants Training Membership, click here or contact us.
Target Audience
- CEOs/ Directors
- Fiscal Staff
- Compliance Directors
- Other grants management staff
Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Understand the “joint venture”-like theoretical concepts of federal cost share and program income requirements
- Examine the key specific regulatory requirements applicable to both program income and cost share, as well as the gray areas between the rules
- Discuss practical strategies to take control of one’s own cost share and program income circumstances through simple internal clarifying steps
PHILLIP ESCORIAZA
Phillip is Senior Counsel in the firm’s Federal Grants and Health Law practice groups. A native of Puerto Rico, Phillip’s bilingual, nationwide practice serves non-profit organizations, municipalities, local government agencies, and other federal grantees. Prior to joining Feldesman, Phillip ran a practice from San Juan which spanned corporate, business, public policy, government and contract law, and included contested matters and appeals before state and federal courts. [Full Bio]
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Available Credit
- 1.00 Certificate of Attendance
Price
ACCESS PERIOD
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CANCELLATION POLICY
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