| Techniques for Monitoring Federal Subawards, 3rd Edition |
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Hot off the presses – the BRAND NEW edition of Techniques for Monitoring Federal Subawards, Thompson's best-selling book to guide you through the intricacies of subrecipient monitoring is now available. We know you have come to rely upon this best-selling book to guide you through the intricacies of subrecipient monitoring. But, since the last edition was published in 2007, the federal government has toughened accountability and transparency standards and launched the website, FederalReporting.gov, which allows everyone to track where Recovery Act dollars are spent. Making sure you can meet the important monitoring requirements of OMB Circular A-133 and the Recovery Act, however, takes thorough research, detailed paperwork and valuable time. Techniques for Monitoring Federal Subawards is written to help you comply with these monitoring requirements. In addition to the features you've come to rely upon, the new 2010 edition has been expanded to: explain the differences between a subrecipient and a vendor; walk you through what you need to know to properly monitor your subrecipients to meet the needs of USASpending.gov and the Recovery Act's FederalReporting.gov; look at how the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act is affecting subrecipient monitoring; explain how the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has intensified the need for subrecipient monitoring; and spell out what you will need to do to meet the requirements of the Obama administration's Open Government Directive.
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- Single-issue softbound publication.
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About This Publication
Description: Written by the editors of the Federal Grants Management Handbook and Single Audit Information Service, this 2007 Edition of Techniques for Monitoring Federal Subawards includes these helpful guidance and tools: - Internal Control Assessment Checklist
- A sample audit process
- Performance indicators and measures
- Guidance on how to conduct meaningful site visits
- Guidance on how to document pre-award understandings
- Pre-Award techniques such as, assessing the applicant, reviewing the program, and tailoring the agreement
- Post-Award techniques such as, audits and reviewing financial and performance reports
- Federal Cash Management — what every grantee and subgrantee should know
In addition, you'll also get sample subaward agreements, checklists and excerpts from Office of Management and Budget circulars. Featured Topics: - Summary of Monitoring Requirements
- Structuring Subaward Agreements as Sound Monitoring Tools
- Effective Monitoring Methods for Particular Subrecipients
- Using Audits and Other Reports as Monitoring Tools
In addition to the features you've come to rely upon, the new 2010 edition has been expanded to:
- explain the differences between a subrecipient and a vendor;
- walk you through what you need to know to properly monitor your subrecipients to meet the needs of USASpending.gov and the Recovery Act's FederalReporting.gov;
- look at how the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act is affecting subrecipient monitoring;
- explain how the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has intensified the need for subrecipient monitoring; and
- spell out what you will need to do to meet the requirements of the Obama administration's Open Government Directive.
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About Your Order
You can review this product for 30 days. If you cancel within 30 days of receipt, you will receive a full credit upon return of the product together with a request for cancellation.
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