Indirect cost allocation plan means a written CDE-approved plan which provides justification and rationale for assigning the relative share of indirect costs across more than one program or contract. School districts and county offices of education shall use the CDE approved rate if it is less than ten percent (10%). A Nonprofit’s Board of Directors must approve a contractor’s indirect cost allocation plan. 5 CCR 1700(ak)
Indirect cost allocation plan means a written justification and rationale for assigning the relative share of indirect costs across more than one program or contract.
Indirect cost allocation plan means a written approved justification and rationale for assigning the relative share of indirect costs across more than one program or contract. School districts and county offices of education shall use the CDE approved rate if it is less than ten percent (10%). A Nonprofit’s Board of Directors will approve the indirect cost allocation plan. 5 CCR 18013
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