Cost Eligibility and Revenue Guidance Sample Clauses

Cost Eligibility and Revenue Guidance. Activities • Identify eligibility requirements, and the applications for any applicable grant funding source • Develop loss revenue calculation guidance Deliverables • Formal guidance on eligible costs reimbursed under identified federal, state and other funding sources. • Lost revenue capture guidance iv. Reimbursement and Funding Process Activities • Develop coordinated activity implementation plan • Create reimbursement requests and/or drawdown requests against funding sources Deliverables • Roadmap to increase the efficiency and consistency of the documentation needed to successfully complete and meet reimbursement requirements for all COVID-19 expenses (including existing data cleaning)
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