Grants & Contracts: Cost Rates
Rates for Indirect Costs, Fringe Benefits, Annual Escalation:
The chart below provides additional cost rates for subsequent
years and locations:
| Type |
Period |
Rate (%) |
Locations |
Applicable
to: |
| Pred. |
07/01/05
to
06/30/07 |
40.8 |
On-Campus |
Organized
Research |
| Pred. |
07/01/07
to
06/30/08 |
43.0 |
On-Campus |
Organized
Research |
| Pred. |
07/01/08
to
06/30/10 |
43.5 |
Off-Campus |
Organized
Research |
| Pred. |
07/01/05
to
06/30/10 |
26.0 |
Off-Campus |
Organized
Research |
| Pred. |
07/01/07
to
06/30/10 |
42.0 |
On-Campus |
Instruction |
| Pred. |
07/01/07
to
06/30/10 |
26.0 |
Off-Campus |
Instruction |
| Pred. |
07/01/05
to
06/30/07 |
33.0 |
On-Campus |
Other
Sponsored Act. |
| Pred. |
07/01/07
to
06/30/10 |
35.6 |
On-Campus |
Other
Sponsored Act. |
| Pred. |
07/10/05
to
06/30/07 |
24.0 |
Off-Campus |
Other
Sponsored Act. |
| Pred. |
07/01/07
to
06/30/10 |
25.0 |
Off-Campus |
Other
Sponsored Act. |
| Prov. |
07/01/06
until
amended |
Use same rates
and conditions as those cited for fiscal year ending 06/30/10 |
- INDIRECT COSTS
- Federal Training Grants:
8.0% of Total Direct Cost
Less Equipment ("Modified Total Direct Base")
- Non-Federal Grants and Contracts:
Foundation grants
often have constraints on indirect costs and the application
should heed the application instructions. In the absence of
explicit constraints, these applications, along with corporate
contracts, should include at least 35.6% of Total Direct Costs
for ON-Campus projects.
FRINGE BENEFITS
- Federal Grants and Contracts:
Use actual fringe benefit
rates for each individual. Please contact the Office of
Research for actual rates.
Foundation or Corporate Grant/Contracts:
Use actual fringe benefit rates for each individual. Please
contact the Office of Research for actual rates.
COST OF LIVING ANNUAL ESCALATION: The allowable Federal annual cost of living increase is
3%. This should be used for all multi-year grants and should be
considered as a minimum escalation for all contract budget
negotiations. If you are submitting a federal grant or contract for
which the start date will be in the next fiscal year (after July 1),
include this escalation in your Year 1 calculations.
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