Financial Solvency and Resilience Sample Clauses

Financial Solvency and Resilience. The fiscal sponsor maintains sufficient financial resources to assure continuous, uninterrupted operation.
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Financial Solvency and Resilience. The fiscal sponsor maintains sufficient financial resources to assure continuous, uninterrupted operation. Systems for Handling Funds. The fiscal sponsor, for all funds in its care, establishes and maintains sound systems, policies, procedures and internal controls that are based on generally accepted financial and accounting principles and regulations including project expense sign-offs and approvals, written project agreements, and clear line item project budgets. Project Fund Accounting. The fiscal sponsor establishes and maintains the means to account for and report on each of its sponsored project’s funds separately, providing stewardship for reporting purposes. The fiscal sponsor maintains the capability of reporting project financial activity at multiple levels of specificity, including down to the level of individual grants. Assumption, Management, and Mitigation of Risk and Liability. The fiscal sponsor assumes financial and legal responsibility for the projects it sponsors, setting in place and maintaining adequate systems to assess risk and mitigate exposure to liability through insurance and other risk management methods. Uses of Project Funds and Assets. The fiscal sponsor, with the exception of the agreed-upon administrative overhead charges to sponsored projects, does not expend funds dedicated for project purposes for any other purpose, unless ordered by a court of law or government agency. Pass Through of Specific Costs. The fiscal sponsor discloses in advance of incurring them any charges, such as legal fees or insurance premiums, for which the project is liable. The grants shall be reported as income of the sponsor for both tax purposes and for purposes of the Sponsor’s financial statements.
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