Salary Cap Administration on Sponsored Programs

Purpose. Provide guidance on the post-award monitoring of salaries that exceed sponsor specific salary caps. 3. Who Must Comply. Department Personnel. Research ...

Salary Cap Administration - NYU

Federal and nonfederal sponsors may limit the salary amounts paid on sponsored awards. The Federal salary cap is currently at the executive Level II of the ...

Salary Cap Summary (FY 1990 - Present) - NIH Grants and Funding

Office of Extramural Research (OER) provides the corporate framework for NIH research administration, ensuring scientific integrity, public accountability ...

Salary Cap – Frequently Asked Questions - UMBC Research

The salary cap applies to all grants, cooperative agreements, and contracts from any DHHS agency. Why is this important? The Salary Cap limits the amount of ...

Salary Cap Administration - DoResearch - Stanford University

When submitting Modular Grants or other grants that limit total direct costs, or when submitting non-competing continuation proposals, whenever a proposed ...

NIH Salary Cap - Financial Services - Washington University

The NIH Salary Cap limits must be incorporated for all new PCAs during the remainder of the University's FY 2023 and for all grants sourced in FY 2024. The ...

Salary Cap - Sponsored Research - Northwestern University

A salary cap sets an upper limit on the direct salary amount that a given individual budgeted on a grant or agreement may receive. Although salary caps are ...

Identifying Costs Exceeding the NIH Salary Cap - Research at Brown

... grants, awards and cooperative agreements funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration ...

Salary Cap Administration Policy - NYU

Again, although the salary over the cap is similar to voluntary committed cost sharing, it is an unallowable cost, is not reported to the sponsor, and cannot be ...

Salary Cap, Stipends, & Training Funds | NIAID

Salary Cap, Stipends, & Training Funds · Congress restricts the amount of direct salary paid to an individual under an HHS grant, cooperative ...

NIH Salary Cap - Office of Sponsored Projects - The University of Utah

The Office of Personnel Management released new salary levels for the Executive Pay Scale and effective January 1, 2024, the salary limitation ...

Charging Salary & Wages to Externally Sponsored Projects

Salary limitations (salary caps) established by sponsor ... The U.S. Congress limits the direct salary an individual may receive from awards ...

Instructions on How To Work With Salary Caps | Sponsored Projects

The salary cap restriction limits the amount of salary that can be charged to grants and contracts issued by sponsors that apply either the DHHS salary cap or ...

NIH Salary Cap - Sponsored Programs Administration

Summary. Link to view the current and past salary caps for NIH. Related Research Topics. National Institutes of Health. Type of ...

DHHS Salary Cap Guidance | Research & Sponsored Programs

The dollar amount of the award payment is irrelevant, as any value has cap implications if the employee's salary rate is above the applicable ...

Apply Salary Cap - Office of Sponsored Projects

A Salary Cap is defined as a maximum annual rate of UofU salary for full-time effort that can be charged to an award. In particular, the Department of Health ...

Effort Certification and NIH Salary Cap | Post-Award Management

Each year since 1990 Congress has mandated a limit on the direct salary that an individual may receive under federal grants. The restriction ...

Do your sponsored projects include salary caps? Here's what you ...

Many federal awards and some private sponsors require individuals charging effort (salary) on sponsored projects to follow a salary cap.

Cost Sharing and Over Salary Cap - University of Maryland, Baltimore

A salary cap is defined as a maximum annual rate of UMB salary for full-time effort that can be charged to an agency's award. Employee salaries funded by ...

Salary Cap Guidance | Office of Research and Technology ...

A salary cap is defined as a maximum amount or rate of compensation for personal services that a sponsor will reimburse the university on a sponsored program.