The UW has complex approaches to budgeting and resource allocations. For indirect funds, however, the Provost’s current distribution policy (see OPB FAQ #2. What revenue is distributed by ABB?) is to allocate 65% of the funds to centrally fund facilities, compliance and administrative functions and 35% to schools and colleges, who then decide how much flows to departments/units or individual faculty.

Please refer to the following website for information on invoice receivables, https://f2.washington.edu/fm/sfs/ir/intro .  Included on the site is a link to a document that explains in detail the receivables procedures including guidlines and standards for the State of Washington.

No.  Centers are allowed to submit mid year rate adjustments at any point throughout a center's rate cycle.

Service and Recharge Centers are responsible for submitting rate proposals in a timely manner. Beginning March 2014 MAA will begin sending courtesy emails to the Service Center contacts reminding them of the need to submit a new rate proposal. This email will be sent approximately 6 weeks prior to the expiration of the current rates.