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Federal Grant Process To Change

Nonprofits have until early May to comment on OMB's proposed changes to how the federal government awards over $600B in annual grants and other federal assistance. The good news: It consolidates multiple regulations. The bad news: The proposal is 300 pages.Venableattorney Jeff Tenenbaum told us yesterday that many organizations are still trying to process the info. Some of the changes include: consolidating OMB grant guidance from eight documents to one; simplifying the reporting requirements for grantees in justifying salaries and wages charged to grants; and focusing more audit resources on preventing waste, fraud, and abuse.

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