What is considered non-cash recipient contributions?
A non-cash recipient contribution is the dollar value of services, supplies, or property donated by the recipient that are provided for in the approved award budget, conform to the applicable Uniform Administrative Requirements, and are established in accordance with the applicable cost principles.
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