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Where can I find a really good detailed explanation of cost sharing? Is the requirement for cost sharing and the amount required always established by the sponsor?

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Where can I find a really good detailed explanation of cost sharing? Is the requirement for cost sharing and the amount required always established by the sponsor?

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There are two terms, “matching” and “cost sharing,” that are often used interchangeably. “Cost Sharing/matching” is used when the sponsor has specified a particular dollar to dollar (or ratio) requirement which is to be supplied from non-federal sources in order to receive the federal (or sponsor) funding, i.e., the sponsor has essentially established what the applicant will share. “Cost sharing/matching” therefore refers to any portion of the project’s costs not borne by the sponsor. For Clemson University’s purposes, all cost sharing is accomplished either as a cash outlay (an expenditure) or as waived F&A costs. Existing University resources (space, equipment, supplies on hand, etc.) are not allowable as cost sharing.

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