Annual Reporting Requirement for Capital Expenditures, Indirect and Overhead Sample Clauses

Annual Reporting Requirement for Capital Expenditures, Indirect and Overhead. Costs Each year WMATA shall have an Indirect Cost Rate Proposal (ICRP) prepared by an independent consultant with expertise in ICRP preparation, that establishes the Indirect Cost Rates that WMATA proposes to apply to capital expenditures. WMATA shall submit each prepared ICRP to the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) for review and approval, and forward courtesy copies of the documentation provided to the FTA to each of the contributing jurisdictions. WMATA will only propose use of Indirect Cost Rates that have received FTA approval to the WMATA Board of Directors for review during the annual budget process. As part of its annual budget process, the WMATA Board of Directors shall review the most recent FTA-approved ICRP to determine if those Indirect Cost Rates are appropriate to be applied to the portion of the capital program funded by the contributing jurisdictions for the upcoming year (Plan). WMATA shall provide supporting documentation to the WMATA Board of Directors for its review during the annual budget process that (a) identifies the Indirect Cost Rates being proposed in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, (b) quantifies the dollar amount of indirect costs that is budgeted to be charged to the capital program, and (c) shows that the indirect costs budgeted to be charged to the capital program also reduce the budgeted operating subsidy by an equal amount. By June 30 each year, WMATA shall provide to the District a full copy of the approved ICRP to be applied to the relevant portion of capital expenditures for the fiscal year beginning July 1, along with documentation of FTA’s approval of the ICRP. The District may audit this Plan at any time for the duration of the period that the Plan is in use. Within forty-five (45) days after the completion of its annual financial audit, WMATA shall provide a report (Indirect/Overhead Audit Report) to the District that demonstrates that all indirect and overhead costs that WMATA actually recovered from the overall Capital Budget for the recently completed fiscal year were subtracted from the calculation of the overall actual operating subsidy for that year. The Indirect/Overhead Audit Report will use information from WMATA’s financial system that shows (a) the amount of Indirect Costs charged to each project during the fiscal year, and the aggregate of all projects, and (b) the aggregate amount by which the operating subsidy was reduced for the Indirect Costs charged to the capital program. Indirect co...
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