Transcription of Cost Principles side by side all 3 current
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FEDERAL cost Principles SIDE BY SIDE OMB Circular A-87 OMB Circular A-122 OMB Circular A-21 FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY REFER TO SPECIFIC APPLICABLE SET OF FEDERAL cost Principles FOR ENTIRE TEXT Developed by the Texas Education Agency Division of Discretionary Grants For Grants Administered by the Texas Education Agency Copyright Texas Education Agency. All rights reserved. Updated February 1, 2008 1 The following summary is provided for your convenience and as a "guide" only. TEA accepts no responsibility for the interpretation of the cost Principles as outlined below. Grantees should consult the complete set of applicable cost Principles to determine allowability and unallowability of costs prior to expending funds. All costs must be budgeted and approved in the Budget Summary in the applicable grant application prior to expenditure.
The following summary is provided for your convenience and as a "guide" only. TEA accepts no responsibility for the interpretation of the cost
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