Common use of Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs Clause in Contracts

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program Proposals,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsArea Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If the Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsArea Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.IV.B.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If the Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsFocus Area Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.IV.B.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If the Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with follow WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsTailored Collaboration Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.IV.B.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If the Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with the WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsArea Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.IV.B.

Indirect Costs and Allocation of Costs. If the Sub-recipient proposes to invoice for indirect costs, substantiation of those charges must be in compliance with the WRF’s “Guidelines for Research Priority Program ProposalsFocus Area Proposal Guidelines,” which include compliance with the applicable cost principles referenced in Section IV.B above.IV.B.