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Grants Office

Creating a Budget: List of expense categories which are usual and typical

Budget Checklist
The following is a list of possible expenses that may be charged to a sponsored program. This list is not intended to be all inclusive but may be useful as a guide when developing budgets.

Salaries:
Faculty
• Academic Year
• Calendar Year (non-tenure track)
• Summer Months
Administrative/clerical staff (unallowable on federal proposals)
Programmers
Technicians
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students

Fringe Benefits
Fringe benefits are applicable to all full time and part time faculty and staff.  Please see the following website for current fringe rates which includes coverage for such legally required payroll taxes, such as worker compensation: http://www.suu.edu/academics/provost/grants/faqs.htm

Equipment
Non-expendable equipment (defined as having a cost over $2,999)
Accessories
Freight
Installation

Supplies and Expendable Equipment
Animals and animal maintenance supplies
Audio & video tapes
Brochures and Announcements
Chemicals
Film and film processing supplies
Glassware
Postage (unallowable on federal proposals unless survey type project)
Questionnaire forms

Travel
Conference and meeting expenses
Field work
Hotel
Local (cabs/parking)
Subsistence fees
Transportation (Airfare, train, automobile)

Publications
Page charges

Services
Consultants
• Fees
• Honoraria
• Travel
Courier or delivery service
Human Subjects Participant Costs or Incentive Payments
International Express Mail
Long Distance Phone or Facsimile Charges
Service Contracts (equipment rental & maintenance, photographic or specialized services)
Space Rental
Subcontracts

Other Direct Costs
Alterations & Renovations
Animal Care
Communications
Vehicle Lease or Purchase

Indirect Costs (IDC, also called Facilities & Administrative, F&A, or Overhead)
On campus
Off campus
Other institutions may have these separate categories of IDC:
            Research
            Instruction
            Other sponsored activity
Current rates as of July 1, 2005 are:
            Indirect Charges on campus = 41% of direct salaries, wages and benefits (7/01/05-6/30/09)
            Off campus rate = 15% (7/01/05 - 6/30/09)
Website is  http://www.suu.edu/academics/provost/grants/faqs.htm

 

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Contact Info
Dianne Sheridan
Interim Coordinator
Sponsored Research and Grants
Southern Utah University
351 W University Blvd
Administration Building 304C
Cedar City UT 84720-2470
Phone: 435-865-8175
Fax: 435-586-5475
email: sheridan@suu.edu

Funding Sources
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  · Award Winning Proposals
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