FINANCIAL GUIDELINES Carryover Requests Sample Clauses

FINANCIAL GUIDELINES Carryover Requests. The SBDC Lead Center Director may request approval to carry over an unexpended balance of federal funds to the next budget period. Carryover of unexpended funds is permissible only if the funds are to be used for a project or activity within the scope of the SBDC program and the request is in the best interest of the Program. Funds should be expended in the year awarded; however, carryover requests will be considered on a case-by- case basis. Carryover requests must consist of the following: (1) SF-424, budget pages, and justification; (2) narrative indicating why the funds were not expended during the period in which they were awarded; (3) SBA District Office approval; and (4) evidence of match. The match requirement for carryover funds can be met by using overmatch from the current budget year, an increase in funds pledged by the SBDC or overmatch from the year funds were carried over or a combination of both. A carryover request must be made within 90 days of the close of the performance period and must be supported by the final SF-425 when submitted or it will not be considered. . Approved carryover requests require the issuance of a revised Notice of Award. The Lead Center must document that carryover funds are spent to support the activities outlined in the carryover request; carryover requests will only be approved with proper justification. Expenditures for the carryover requests must be accounted for separately from current year funds. All financial reports, pay requests and other correspondence relating to the carryover funds must reference the federal document number assigned to the funds carried forward. Those states which desire to carryover funds that they have transferred under the ten percent rule, (Notice of Award, Prior Approval, item 4c), must obtain approval from the OSBDC prior to year end.
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