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FY25 Single Audit Finding Requires Follow-up By June 30, 2026

As a result of the FY25 Single Audit, the Institute had a finding related to individual travel costs and effort reflected on sponsored awards. Effort on a sponsored award at Georgia Tech is reflected through the charging of an individual’s salary to either the grant itself or to a contractually obligated cost share grant line linked to the main award.

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PI ARTICLE: The Workday Foundation Data Model for Sponsored Awards

In Workday, the foundation data model (FDM) provides the structure for categorizing and managing data across financial and operational processes. At Georgia Tech, sponsored awards start with “AWD” followed by six digits and sponsored grant lines (within each award) start with “GR” followed by eight digits. And while there will be changes forthcoming when Unified ERP goes live in 2028, for now, the terms below are relevant for sponsored activity in our current Workday system.

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The Latest Buzz with G&C Accounting

G&C hosts a monthly information session to provide post award research news and updates to the Georgia Tech research community. 

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April 22, 2026 (Wednesday)
11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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The Project Accounting Management Team hosts monthly, virtual “Office Hours” for campus. Anyone is welcome to join and ask questions on the last Monday of each month, between 10:00am and 11:00am.

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About the Office of Grants & Contracts Accounting

The Office of Grants & Contracts Accounting is part of Finance and Planning within the Administration and Finance. Administration and Finance provides the platform for Georgia Tech's continuing success in achieving its mission of teaching, research, and economic development by leading, supporting and enabling institutional effectiveness in administrative, financial, information, and physical infrastructure services for Georgia Tech. Employees in the Division should demonstrate a commitment to a core set of values.

The Office of Grants & Contracts Accounting, located in the Dalney Building at 926 Dalney Street, provides post award accounting and reporting services related to sponsored programs managed by all academic units of the Institute (excludes Georgia Tech Research Institute).

Operating Units

 

Sponsored Research Accounting

Project Accounting is responsible for the financial management of sponsored awards and grants from point of award through close-out (excluding GTRI & GTF).

 

Cost Accounting and Compliance

Cost Accounting and Compliance is responsible for the establishment of Institute rates, financial reporting (Institute-level) and effort reporting. Conduct reviews of expenditures charged to sponsored awards to ensure financial compliance.

 

Systems and Reporting

Systems and Reporting maintains the Institute’s Grants Management System and Reports and also manages the Grants and Contracts Accounting website.

 

Board of Regents Sponsored Programs

Board of Regents (BOR) Sponsored Programs manages the financial aspects of selected sponsored programs awarded to the BOR, including the preparation and maintenance of financial records and reports in the same manner as other sponsored programs managed in the Office.