Sf 425 title form 2025

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The document is a Program Instruction from the Administration on Aging (AoA) detailing the revised AoA Supplemental Form to the SF-425 report for Title III grants under the Older Americans Act. It outlines the purpose of the form, reporting requirements, and instructions for completion, including deadlines and specific allocations for various program functions. The revised form must be used for all open Title III grant years starting from FY 2011, replacing previous versions.

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Begin by filling in the 'State' and 'Date Submitted' fields at the top of the form. Ensure that you enter accurate information as this is crucial for proper reporting.
Next, move to the 'FY' and 'Reporting Period Ended' sections. Input the fiscal year and the end date of the reporting period, ensuring these align with your financial records.
In Item 10 d, detail the total federal funds authorized by AOA for the federal fiscal year. Break down allocations for each program part (B, C-1, C-2, D, E) as applicable.
Continue to Item 10 e where you will report on federal expenditures. Make sure to categorize them accurately according to state and non-state contributions.
Complete Items 10 h through 10 n by providing unobligated balances and program income details. Follow instructions closely to ensure compliance with reporting requirements.
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What is the purpose of the SF-425?

SF-425 is a standard form that recipients of federal funds under COPS Office grant programs (grantees) must use to report cumulative expenses incurred under each award. Grantees must submit one SF-425 per grant number every quarter.

Who needs to file FFR reports?

The Federal Financial Report (FFR) is used to submit financial information about individual grant awards. The FFR is required on an annual basis, except for domestic awards under the Streamlined Noncompeting Award Process (SNAP) and awards that require more frequent reporting as indicated in the Notice of Award.

What is form 425 for?

The SF-425 is a standard form that grantees must use to report cumulative expenses (calculated by adding all expenses from the beginning of the grant to date) incurred under each grant number.

What is SF-425 form?

The SF-425 is the Federal Financial Report form. This is a requirement for all NIFA grants. The manual form should be utilized when submitting a revised SF-425.

How often do you file an FFR report?

Except for awards under SNAP and awards that require more frequent reporting, the FFR is required on an annual basis. When required on an annual basis, the report must be submitted for each budget period no later than 90 days after the end of the calendar quarter in which the budget period ended.