Guidance 850 - Monitoring Follow-Up

(Editor’s note: This tab complies with the 2024 revisions to the uniform guidance — applicable for awards issued on or after Oct. 1, 2024, for subparts A-E. The subpart F requirements in the 2024 revisions will apply to single audits and program-specific audits with auditee fiscal years beginning Oct. 1, 2024.) According to the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) uniform guidance, a pass-through entity, after completing monitoring activities (e.g., onsite visits, document reviews), must review the results of those activities and, if any problems exist, prescribe corrective action to the subrecipient (§200.332(e)(2)). The pass-through entity must follow up to ensure that… Read More

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Guidance 850 - Monitoring Follow-Up

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