What is Intensive Support and how does a CIL qualify? The ILNet T/TA Center provides intensive support to individual Centers for Independent living when the CIL is referred from ACL or from the DSE based on compliance concerns. This is
Have you completed your 1099s? There is a new form 1099 NEC
What is nonemployee compensation? by John Heveron If the following four conditions are met, you must generally report a payment as NEC. You made the payment to someone who is not your employee. You made the payment for services in
CARES Act funds used for Transition, Diversion, and related Housing costs
As Kelly Buckland, NCIL ED says it, “Affordable, accessible housing or the lack of it, is the biggest barrier to transitioning people from congregate settings.” He clarified with ACL/OILP that centers can use CARES Act funding to assist individuals transitioning
The latest on Program Performance Reports (PPRs, formerly 704 reports) from ACL
Here is correspondence from your funder regarding your annual reporting, which is typically due December 31. Note that the CILs are submitting only CARES Act reporting in GrantSolutions at this time, and this is due no later than 12/31/2020 at
As our staff become infected with COVID-19 — what do we need to rethink?
I am hearing it from many of you — one or more of your staff are home or hospitalized with COVID-19. Many believe the next few weeks will be worse because of the Thanksgiving gatherings. How does that impact your
How are your Consumer Files?
I know one of the things some of you are doing with extra staff time is cleaning up your consumer records. You may call these Consumer Service Records or Consumer information Files or choose some other designation, but the bottom
Shout out to APRIL and all Centers
Check out the ACL blog here, starting in the fourth paragraph. Hope your center is collaborating collaboratively with the No Wrong Door systems, as described. And congrats, APRIL, for this national shout out.
2020 Uniform Guidance Updates
Uniform Guidance has been updated effective November 12, 2020. Several sections have been updated with new rules, revised amounts, new terminology and some clarification. The most significant changes include the following: Certain new sections (§200.211 & §200.301) indicate that, where
PPP Loan Forgiveness
We don’t have all of the answers yet for PPP loan forgiveness, but there are a few key things that we do know at this point. They include: SBA confirms that you can apply for forgiveness any time up until
Program Income
There are very specific rules (in Health and Human Services Uniform Administrative Requirements in 45 CFR 75) about program income, including the costs of generating income and how that income may be used. First, if your award (or approved budget)