We have had to deal with the ramifications of OMB circular A21 essentially
forever, but I will have to admit that the idea of paying local taxes has
never come up. I suspect that is because not only do we not make more money
than our total expenses, but the University does not allow us to do so. So,
there is really nothing to tax.
Jane
Dr. Jane Strouse
Director, UCLA Molecular Instrumentation Center
(310)-825-9841 - voice
(310)-825-2280 - fax
strousej_at_chem.ucla.edu
http://www.mic.ucla.edu
Office: Room 1410 Molecular Sciences Building
Mail: Box 951569
Shipping: 607 Charles E. Young Dr. East
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1569
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From: Matthew Devany [mailto:mdevany_at_hunter.cuny.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 10:59 PM
To: ammrl_at_ammrl.org
Subject: AMMRL: OMB circular A21
Hello all,
Just curious how many of you have had to make any changes to your
accounting/business practices as a result of OMB circular A21.
My institution has recently exceeded the federal funding threshold requiring
stricter accounting.
Have you had to alter your basis for calculating user fees? How much
reporting, accounting, etc. have you had to do as a result of OMB A21? Are
you paying local taxes on the services that you provide?
Thank you for your time.
Matthew
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Matthew Devany, Ph.D.
Director NMR Laboratory
Department of Chemistry
Hunter College of the City Universities of New York
695 Park Ave., Rm. N1302
New York, NY 10065
Lab: 212-772-5337
Fax: 212-396-6327
http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/chemistry/research%20facilities/Matthew/nmr-spect
roscopy-facilty
Received on Thu Sep 16 2010 - 08:18:45 MST