Rate Development
Learn how to calculate a rate for a proposed good/service of a Fee-for-Service Educational Activity
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Fee-for-Service Educational Activity Rate Principles
Overview Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) must develop a rate structure that is maintained and published, keeping in concordance with the... -
Developing a Usage Rate
Directive Statement Costing requirements place numerous limitations on rates charged by the Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA). FSEA units at the... -
Types of Billable Units
Overview All Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) billings must be based upon measured and documented utilization that was properly authorized for... -
Types of Costs
Overview Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) units are expected to recover all allowable direct costs, including departmental administrative support costs, through... -
Allowable and Unallowable FSEA Costs
Directive Statement Costs that are allowable and may be recovered in the recharge/service center billing rates must meet the following... -
Equipment and Depreciation Recovery
Directive Statement Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) of the University of Florida may not include depreciation expense as part of their... -
Institutional Subsidies
Directive Statement A Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) may choose to provide a service at a subsidized rate, but it must... -
Service Center Rate Review
Biennially, The Auxiliary Accounting Office notifies service centers when rate reviews are required. -
Adjustment of FSEA Rates to Account for Surplus/Deficit
Rate Adjustments Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) at a minimum must review their rates biennially, but it is advised that the... -
Annual Working Capital
Directive Statement The University permits the equivalent of 2 months of annual operating expense (calculated based on prior fiscal year)... -
Business with Outside Entities
Overview Fee-for-Service Educational Activity (FSEA) may choose to do business with External Users (i.e. entities outside University departments). It is...