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Budgets

It’s not as difficult as you think

A BUDGET Is a projection of what the PI is going to spend to carry out the project Reflects estimated expenses in common accounting categories Is not written in stone Must be adequate to carry out the project without being extravagant

Personnel: You need to decide How much time is the PI going to need to work on this project? % of time during the academic or calendar year How many months during the summer? Who else is working on this project? Name & title If faculty % of time during academic or calendar year How many summer months If staff, % of time If students, how many hours

Travel Will travel be needed for the project to carry out the work or to present findings at professional meetings or conferences? Who will be traveling? How many trips? Will the travel be local? Costs needed for estimate Airfare – x # of travelers Hotel - # of nights x rate Per Diem – # of days x rate (in state or out of state) Ground transportation Mileage - # of miles x rate

Equipment For federal purposes, items costing $5,000 or more. Many sponsors require a quote at the time of submission PI will need to know if quote includes the cost of shipping and installation For items costing more than $25,000 OSP will want to know will this result in the need for modifications to classroom or building space UI Purchasing will need to be contacted for items costing more than Equipment is excluded from the charging of indirect costs when using Modified Total Direct Cost calculations

Other Direct Costs Broken out into several categories Materials and supplies Publications Subawards, consultants, service agreements Other – includes things like Tuition and Fees Conference fees Greenhouse rental costs

Tuition and Fees Will there be students working on the project? Does the sponsor allow the charging of tuition? Ratio of tuition needs to be equal to amount of time worked on the project Good idea to estimate annual increase Excluded from indirect costs when using Modified Total Direct Cost calculation

Indirect Cost Calculation Type Indirect Cost Base Type Definitions Modified Total Direct Costs – MTDC is the total of all direct cost of the project, with the following exclusions: equipment over $5,000, capital expenditures, tuition remission, rental costs of off-site facilities, scholarships, and fellowships as well as that portion of each subaward in excess of $25,000. Total Direct Costs – TDC is the total of all of the project direct costs with no exclusions. Total Project Costs – TPC is the total of all of the project direct costs with no exclusions plus the indirect costs. In the case of USDA FS, TPC goes even further to also include the USDA FS contribution and the UI cost share.

Indirect Cost Calculation Types How are indirect costs calculated? MTDC: A PI is submitting a proposal to NSF with total direct costs of $150,000. Of the $150,000, $40,000 is for a subcontract to WSU. Here, the MTDC is calculated as follows:   $150,000 Total Direct Costs -$15,000 Amount of $40,000 subaward excluded from F&A (first $25,000 subject to indirect costs) $135,000 Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) base +$64,125 47.5% F&A on MTDC base $214,125 Total Project Cost (Total Direct Costs + F&A using MTDC base) TDC: A PI is submitting a proposal for a project with direct costs of $150,000 to the XYZ Foundation. The sponsor limits indirect costs to 15% of TDC). Here the TDC is calculated as follows: $150,000 Total Direct Cost (TDC) base +$22,500 15% F&A on TDC base $172,500 Total Project Cost (TDC + indirect cost)

Indirect Cost Calculation Types TPC: The TPC method is unusual in that it allows indirect costs to be charged not only on direct expenses, but also on the indirect expenses themselves. The easiest way to do this calculation is to first convert the TPC rate to a TDC rate using the following formula: TPC indirect rate/(1-TPC indirect rate) = TDC rate (ex. 30% TPC = 30%/(1-30%) = 42.857%) 30% = 30% = 42.857% 100-30 70 Once you have converted your rate then you are ready to use the TDC formula of multiplying all direct costs by the TDC rate: $150,000.00 Total Direct Costs (TDC) base +$64,285.50 42.857% F&A on TDC base $214,285.50 Total Project Costs (TDC + indirect) To check your total, multiply the TPC ($214,285.50 x 30% = $64,285.50)