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Collectively, the standard Interagency Agreement (IAA) form is comprised of two sections: (1) the 7600A serves as the General Terms and Conditions (GTC) form and (2) the 7600B serves as the Order Requirements and Funding Information (Order) form.
Rule 211(h)(1)-1: Definitions. Adviser clawback means any obligation of the adviser, its related persons, or their respective owners or interest holders to restore or otherwise return performance-based compensation to the private fund pursuant to the private funds governing agreements.
Non-Stafford Act incidents or incidents that require Federal coordination under another agencys authority and cannot be funded by the DRF, may use all sourcing options except mission assignments.
GENERAL TERM CONDITIONS (GTC) INSTRUCTIONS for FS Form 7600A. Agreement Between Federal Program Agencies for Intragovernmental Reimbursable, Buy/Sell Activity - In ance with TFM Volume 1, Part 2, Chapter 4700, Appendix 10, Section 9.
Introduction. An Interagency Agreement (IAA) is an agreement between two or more state departments (Government Code, Section 11256) with one furnishing services, materials or equipment to, or performing work for the other state department(s).
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IAA is our shorthand for using the Treasury Departments standard form 7600A and 7600B, along with terms and conditions, a statement of work, and financial terms to record the agreement. An MOU is a single document to record work between two divisions within one TTS office.
(FMS Forms 7600A and 7600B) This model is not mandatory, but some agencies now require it as a matter of agency policy. The standard IAA consists of two forms issued by FMS Form 7600A, which sets forth General. Terms and Conditions (GTC), and Form 7600B, which sets forth specific Order Requirements.
A Form 7600 is an Interagency Agreement (IAA) and is utilized to transfer funds for goods and services between federal agencies.

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