WA State Department of Commerce 9/25/2017

ADMINISTRATIVE, MTDC, OR INDIRECT COSTS Applicants may charge only one: indirect, or administrative, or modified total direct costs to the grant. Administrative Costs- must be related to your STOP Formula Grant activities and may not exceed 15%of your organization's STOP Grant funding. In cases where one entity administers the grant and subgrants to another organization within the same function area, Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC): Entities that have never received a Federally-approved indirect cost rate may elect to charge a de minimis rate of 10%of modified total direct costs (MTDC) which may be used indefinitely. If chosen, this methodology must be used consistently for all Federal awards. If MTDC is used, your auditor must certify the computation method meets the requirements of 2 CFR Part 200—Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards. Please provide this signed certification as a separate attachment to your application. Indirect Cost Rate Agreement: Applicants that intend to charge indirect costs through the use of an indirect cost rate must have a Federally-approved indirect cost agreement. Please include a copy of a current, signed Federally-approved indirect cost rate agreement as a separate attachment to this application. Amount to be Item Description Computation of activity or item Charged to Grant Program Manager- Lieutenant Ave hrs per year= $65/hr x 25 hrs $1,625 Fiscal Manager-Police Finance Mng Ave hrs per year= $43/hr x 25 hrs $1,075 Program Assistance-Sergeant 'Ave hrs per year= $55/hr x 12 hrs $660 TOTAL ADMIN/INDIRECT $3,360 The above admin/indirect costs are based on: Administrative rate up to 15%of the total application. 0 Federally-approved indirect cost rate agreement. Copy of current, signed agreement is attached to the application. ❑ Modified Total Direct Costs. Signed certification is attached to the application. ❑ We will not request reimbursement for administrative or indirect expenses. ❑