Must members of the partnership receiving a subgrant use a “restricted indirect cost rate” in calculating the maximum amount of indirect costs that may be charged to their awards?
No. The Improving Teacher Quality State Grants program does not require these partnerships to use program funds only to supplement and not supplant non-Federal funds that otherwise would be used for funded activities. Because the restricted indirect cost rate (see section 76.563 of EDGAR) applies only where a “supplement not supplant” requirement is in effect, partnership members may apply a larger, unrestricted indirect cost rate.
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