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This document outlines the procedures and requirements for the reporting and close-out of grants and contracts, detailing responsibilities, reporting timelines, financial report requirements, and

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How to fill out GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE

1. Gather all relevant financial documents and grant materials.
2. Review the terms of the grant or contract to understand reporting requirements.
3. Compile all expenditures and income related to the grant or contract.
4. Complete the financial reporting forms as specified in the grant agreement.
5. Prepare a summary report detailing the outcomes achieved with the grant funds.
6. Ensure all data is accurate and properly reconciled with accounting records.
7. Obtain necessary approvals from project managers or financial officers.
8. Submit the completed report to the funding agency before the deadline.
9. Retain copies of all documents submitted for auditing purposes.
10. Follow up with the funding agency to confirm receipt of the report.

Who needs GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

1. Grant managers and coordinators.
2. Financial officers and accountants.
3. Principal investigators and project leads.
4. Administrative staff involved in grant management.
5. Auditors and compliance officers.

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What is the close-out process for grants?

Closeout phase/Closeout period – the period of time after the grant end date that ETA determines that all applicable administrative actions and required work of the grant have been completed by the recipient and ETA.

What is the close out process in contract management pertains to?

Contract closeout is the final phase that ties up loose ends—final tasks, documentation, and payments—ensuring the building is compliant and ready for use. This essential process helps construction professionals secure a smooth handover and build a strong reputation.

What is the closeout process for grants?

Closeout phase/Closeout period – the period of time after the grant end date that ETA determines that all applicable administrative actions and required work of the grant have been completed by the recipient and ETA.

What are the stages of the grant process?

Each of the three phases has its own page that provides a more detailed look at the process: Pre-Award Phase - Funding Opportunities and Application Review. Award Phase - Award Decisions and Notifications. Post Award - Implementation, Reporting, and Closeout.

What is the closeout process?

Project closeout is the final construction phase of the project lifecycle. It is the collecting of final project documents (sometimes referred to as project deliverables), assembling them into a package, and ultimately presenting that package to the client that requested the project be built.

What is a financial closeout?

Financial closeout is a critical process that marks the end of a construction project's financial activities. By finalizing all financial transactions, reconciling accounts, and preparing comprehensive financial reports, construction companies ensure accuracy, compliance, and project evaluation.

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What is GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

The GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE refers to the systematic process of finalizing financial and performance-related reports associated with grants and contracts upon their completion. It ensures that all accounts are reconciled, final expenditures are reported, and any remaining funds are properly accounted for.

Who is required to file GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

Organizations and individuals who have received grants or contracts from funding agencies are required to file the GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE. This typically includes principal investigators, project managers, and administrative staff responsible for handling project finances.

How to fill out GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

To fill out the GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE, one must gather all financial documentation, complete all required forms, include detailed performance reports that reflect project outcomes, provide a final accounting of expenses, and ensure all supporting documentation is attached before submission.

What is the purpose of GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

The purpose of the GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE is to ensure accountability and transparency in the use of grant and contract funds, to comply with regulatory requirements, and to provide funding agencies with a comprehensive report on project outcomes and financial expenditures.

What information must be reported on GRANT AND CONTRACT REPORTING AND ACCOUNT CLOSE-OUT PROCEDURE?

The information that must be reported includes the total expenditures, an itemized list of costs incurred, a summary of project deliverables, performance metrics achieved, any unexpended funds, and reasons for the underutilization of budget, if applicable.