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The quarterly expenditure claim NYS AmeriCorps sub-grantees file through CMS, with its two back-up sheets. The cover sheet tracks federal funds and grantee match in parallel — current quarter, prior quarters, and to date, for each.
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ONCS Quarterly Expenditure Claim
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AmeriCorps New York sub-grantees operating service programs under a NYS ONCS contract.
NYS Commission on National and Community Service (ONCS)
New York State
8.25%-35% typical; confirm against your approved budget
One of three methods chosen at application — the CNCS-Fixed Percentage Method of 5% or 10%, a Federally Approved Indirect Cost Rate, or the 15% de minimis of modified total direct costs
Match is the rule that catches people out. It escalates with how long the program has been funded — 24% in years 1-3, rising to 30% from year 10 — and it is a share of the total budget, not of the federal award.
Members and staff are budgeted separately. Member living allowances sit under All Slot Types with their own back-up sheet, and member support costs (FICA, workers compensation, health care) are their own categories.
Every claim needs both halves. A cover sheet with federal columns filled and match columns blank is incomplete — the grantee share has to be documented, including in-kind, which needs its documentation attached to the claim.
The categories NYS AmeriCorps recognizes on a budget or voucher. Using wording outside this list is a routine cause of returned submissions.
Costs NYS AmeriCorps will not reimburse under this contract.
Prove It Financials generates this exact form every month, populated from your own budget, payroll and invoices — with allocation percentages, fringe, and indirect already calculated and validated against NYS AmeriCorps's own rules.
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