SMART 3.0 Series: Financial Reporting and Program Income
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Intended Audience: All direct formula and discretionary competitive grant recipients. This module would not be applicable to entities such as local areas receiving pass through funds from a State or a direct grant recipient and submit financial data through an ancillary system.
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Glarion Webb, Grants/Financial Management Specialist, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Region 5
Ramona Melo, Systems Accountant, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Region 1
This module covers ETA’s financial reporting and program income requirements and how to correctly complete the quarterly and final ETA-9130 reports. The module focuses on areas that are often misunderstood or reported incorrectly. Included are the basic financial reporting requirements contained in the Uniform Guidance and other regulations, and in the relevant authorizing laws for ETA programs, along with the expectations for how grantees are to complete key reporting elements on the 9130. The presentation also focuses on the definition of program income found in the Uniform Guidance and the WIOA regulations that apply to program income.
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