Facilities and Administrative (F&A) Rate A Glimpse Inside the Rate Calculation. April 7, 2011

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Facilities and Administrative (F&A) Rate A Glimpse Inside the Rate Calculation April 7, 2011

Workshop Presenter(s) Melanie Loots Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Phone: 333-0034 Email: mloots@illinois.edu Julie Jarvis Sr. Director, Office of Government Costing Phone: 244-7033 Email: jjarvis@uillinois.edu 2

Turn off cell phones. Please Avoid side conversations. Feel free to ask questions at any time. Sign the attendance roster. Complete the evaluation at the end of the workshop. 3

Learning Objectives Understand the basic rules, definitions and process of calculating the F&A rate Stepdown Allocation Exercise Learn how we earn, allocate, and spend F&A recoveries Q&A 4

Topics Click to add text 5

The A-21 Rules Important Definitions Direct Costs = Bases = Denominator Those costs specific to a particular sponsored project, an instructional activity, any other institutional activity Can be directly assigned to activities relatively easily with a high degree of accuracy Ensures that no benefiting activities (functions) are excluded when distributing F&A costs Examples: Salaries of Researcher or Teaching faculty or Coach, Lab supplies purchases specifically for a project Facilities and Administrative Costs = Pools = Numerator Costs incurred for common or joint objectives and therefore cannot be identified readily and specifically with a particular sponsored program or institutional activity Examples: Electricity, Buildings, General office supplies

The A-21 Rules cont d. Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) A-21 discusses the distribution basis for F&A costs and defines it as modified total direct costs (MTDC). MTDC includes Salaries and wages & associated fringe benefits Materials and supplies Services Travel Subawards up to the first $25,000 MTDC excludes Equipment (capitalized at $5000 and above) Capital expenditures (buildings and assets $5000 or greater) Subawards in excess of $25,000 Stipends, tuition, patient care

The Direct Cost Bases (the denominator) Bases represent an institution s direct cost activities: Instruction and departmental research Teaching and training Departmental research Organized research Sponsored research University research separately scoped and accounted for Other Sponsored Activities Public/ Community service Other institutional activities Auxiliary enterprises Unallowable activities for F&A purposes

The Direct Cost Bases cont d. Issues to consider: Unallowable costs as OIA Activities that are ALWAYS unallowable (fundraising, commencement, entertainment, lobbying, etc.) Expenses that are ALWAYS unallowable (alcohol, bad debt, etc.) Service Activity (3E funds) are not included They are recharged to other funds as services Including them would result in double counting same dollars Expense is captured at the final cost objective (fund) Cost Share as part of Organized Research Base Faculty effort Hard match funds Project cost overruns or salaries over NIH cap Imputed Cost Share calculated

The Indirect Cost Pools (the numerator) Facility Costs Building Depreciation Equipment Depreciation Interest Expense on Buildings Operation and Maintenance Utilities Various O&M pools Library Administrative Costs General Administration Departmental Administration Sponsored Programs Administration 26% Cap Or 24% alternate (fixed allowance)

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Depreciation and Use Allowance Expenses are for the portion of costs related to the institution s buildings, capital improvements to land and buildings, and equipment which are computed in accordance with section J.14 and F.2 for A-21.

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Interest on Debt Interest associated with certain buildings, equipment and capital improvements are allowable if they support sponsored agreements. Buildings acquired or completed after July1, 1982 Major reconstruction and remodeling of existing buildings completed on or after July 1, 1982 Acquisition or fabrication of capital equipment completed on or after July1, 1982, costing $10,000 or more, if the government agrees

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Expenses incurred for administration, supervision, operation, maintenance, preservation and protection of the institution s physical plant Normally includes Maintenance and Janitorial/housekeeping operation of buildings Utilities Ordinary or normal repair Grounds maintenance and maintenance Security Central receiving Environmental safety Cross allocations from Hazardous waste disposal depreciation and interest Facility planning & mgmt Space and capital leasing Utility cost adjustment (UCA) of 1.3 points only for Exhibit B schools

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Library Expenses incurred for the operation of the library including the costs of books and library materials purchased for the library less applicable credits Standard allocation based on FTE s

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. General Administration and General Expenses Expenses incurred for the general executive and administrative offices and other expense of a general nature which do not relate solely to any major function of the institution Normally includes Allocations from administrative offices that serve an entire university system Institutional administrative executive offices Financial Planning, budgeting, payroll, accounting Safety and risk management General counsel

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Departmental Administration Expenses incurred for administrative and supporting services that benefit common or joint departmental activities or objectives. Normally includes: Academic deans offices (limited to costs associated with administrative activities) Academic departments and divisions salaries and fringe benefits attributable to administrative work (business office) Includes secretary and clerical administrative costs Includes bid and proposal effort Limited to 3.6% of department MTDC of faculty and professional personnel conducting research and/or instruction

The Indirect Cost Pools cont d. Sponsored Projects Administration Expenses are limited to those incurred by a separate organization established primarily to administer sponsored projects. Includes grant & contract administration. Examples OSPRA, GCO Post-Award, Government Costing Offices VC for Research SPA is allocated to the functions performing sponsored projects based on MTDC of the sponsored projects. Usually includes: Organized research Sponsored instruction Other sponsored activity

Building Blocks of F&A Government Costing Expenditure Database based on year-end expenditures Government Costing Asset Database based on year end asset and depreciation files Government Costing FTE file based on DMI Activity Reporting System entries Space file based on UIUC space study

FACILITIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE COST RATE CALCULATION OVERVIEW BASED ON LONG-FORM SUBMITTAL FOLLOWING A-21 PRINCIPLES FACILITIES COMPONENT Equipment Depreciation/Use Allowance Buildings and Improvements Depreciation/Use Allowance Interest on Buildings Operation & Maintenance - Utility Costs Library Approved A-21 Cost Allocation Methodologies Instruction Indirect Costs Organized Research Indirect Costs Divided By (A) = Rate Divided By (B) = Rate MODIFIED TOTAL DIRECT COSTS FOR F$A COMPUTATION Indirect Costs ADMINISTRATIVE COMPONENT General Administration and General Expense Departmental Administration Sponsored Program Administration Approved A-21 Cost Allocation Methodologies Public Service Indirect Costs Other Institutional Activities Indirect Costs Divided By (C) = Rate Divided By (D) = Rate TOTAL COSTS (Accumulated Total Costs from all sources) LESS EXCLUDED COSTS (PER A-21) Instruction Direct Cost Base (A) Organized Research Direct Cost Base (B) Direct Costs Public Service Direct Cost Base (C) Other Institutional Activities Direct Cost Base (D)

Impact of Cost Sharing on Rate F&A COSTS Building and Equipment Depreciation/Allowance Interest Operations & Maintenance Library Support General Administration Sponsored Programs Admin. Departmental Administration DIRECT COSTS Salaries & Fringe Contracted Services Travel Fixed Charges Research/Training Supplies Internal Services Subcontracts Cost Sharing $515,000 F&A Costs Direct Costs.515 = 51.5% $1,000,000

Facility Pools The F&A Allocation Building Depreciation Space Sq Ft Space Sq Ft Based on FTE by dept by building Room surveys for MRU/DRU Cost Share FTE moved from/to Interest Operations & Maintenance Equipment Depreciation Space Sq Ft Space Sq Ft Space Sq Ft NUMERATOR Allocation Method Library Admin FTE / S&W MTDC DENOMINATOR Organized Research Instr & Dept Research Other Sponsored Activity Other Inst. Activity

Stepdown Allocation Exercise A fun exercise to put all that we have learned to test See Costing Basics Stepdown Exercise handout 22

Rate Components for 58.5% Rate Oper. & Maint. (20.5 pt. Rate) 35% Library (3.70 pt. Rate) 6% Administrative (24.00 pt. Rate) 41% Interest (3.00 pt. Rate) 5% Equipment (3.20 pt. Rate) 6% Buildings and Impr. (4.10 pt. Rate) 7%

Education, $2,197,879 Beckman Institute, $4,543,391 Agr Consumer & Env Sciences, $5,245,402 F&A Earned FY10 Veterinary Applied Health Medicine, Sciences, $936,618 $1,578,189 Vice Chancellor for Research, $17,413,642 Liberal Arts & Sciences, $20,685,058 Engineering, $35,040,397 Other, $3,531,356 24

F&A Earned FY10 Engineering $35,040,397 Liberal Arts & Sciences $20,685,058 Vice Chancellor for Research $17,413,642 Agr Consumer & Env Sciences $5,245,402 Beckman Institute $4,543,391 Education $2,197,879 Veterinary Medicine $1,578,189 Applied Health Sciences $936,618 Other $3,531,356 $91,171,932 25

How We Allocated ICR in FY10 (Total = $107,787,698 Adjusts for ICR-State Swaps, IGB & NCSA Shown Separately) Other Academic Units 2,362,831 2% Admin Units (Including Reserve) 12,794,329 12% IGB 2,183,210 2% NCSA 1,938,254 2% Facilities & Services, 11,817,208 11% OVCR 10,642,978 10% UA 8,203,660 8% Utilities 6,500,000 6% ACES 3,747,583 3% Education 1,336,807 1% Library 735,874 1% Engineering 26,086,625 24% LAS 13,297,240 12% Beckman 3,066,113 3% AHS 758,191 1% Grad Coll 1,002,328 1% Vet Med 1,314,467 1%

Assistant Salary 7,308,182 12.69% How We Spent ICR in FY10 (Total = $57,572,674) Benefit Costs 2,192,568 3.81% Debt Service 1,274,859 2.21% Materials and Supplies 6,273,474 10.90% Transportation Services 4,014,926 6.97% Acad & Staff Salary 8,445,113 14.67% Services 12,977,458 22.54% Miscellaneous 521,022 0.90% Plant Transfers and Exp. 11,809,345 20.51% Equipment/Software/ Capital Lease 2,755,728 4.79%

Workshop Summary The Facilities and Administration (F&A) Cost Rate calculation is based on A-21 federal definitions and cost principles. The F&A Rate provides for many costs of doing sponsored projects so we can t also direct charge those costs. Components of costs recovered for F&A are not a true match to distribution or spending of those dollars. We re here to help explain! 28

Questions / Concerns? 29