PDF 5.4MB - Administration for Children and Families
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ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURESCommon Finding:Grantee did not have adequate financial policies <strong>and</strong> procedures toallow the program to determine the amount of administrativeexpenditures.Federal Regulation:45 CFR Part 286.50."No Tribal TANF grantee may expend more than 35 percent of itsTribal Family Assistance Grant (TFAG) <strong>for</strong> administrative costsduring the first year.""No Tribal TANF grantee may expend more than 30 percent of itsTFAG <strong>for</strong> administrative costs during the second year.""A Tribal TANF grantee may not expend more than 25 percent ofits TFAG <strong>for</strong> administrative costs during any subsequent grantperiod."TANF Policy Announcement TANF-ACF-PA-98- 1 dated January7, 1998.Recommendation:The program shall establish a procedure <strong>for</strong> the monitoring theadministrative expenditures of the program.Basis <strong>for</strong> the Recommendation:The program will have an internal control procedure that supports theTribal Government's finance department in complying with TribalTANF Program regulations.Action Steps:1. Identify program staff responsible <strong>for</strong> monitoring programexpenditures.2. Establish a monthly log that details total program expenditures <strong>and</strong>total administrative expenditures.3. Calculate cumulative administrative expenses as a percentage ofcumulative total expenses on a monthly basis.4. Develop a corrective action plan if administrative expenses exceedthe allowable limit <strong>for</strong> the first,second, or subsequent year.5. Develop a program procedure <strong>for</strong> monitoring administrativeexpenses.