Single Audit Certification Form Sample Clauses

The Single Audit Certification Form clause requires an entity to formally certify whether it is subject to a single audit under federal regulations, typically due to the receipt and expenditure of federal funds. In practice, this involves the organization completing and submitting a standardized form that confirms its audit status, often as part of grant compliance or funding agreements. This clause ensures transparency and compliance with federal audit requirements, helping to prevent misuse of funds and ensuring accountability.
Single Audit Certification Form. The SUBRECIPIENT, if a nonprofit or governmental organization, must complete a form to certify whether it has expended $750,000 in federal and/or state funding within the SUBRECIPIENT’S given Fiscal Year.