Resources

Use this form to submit your school/units' Wish List to Joyce Gredler by July 7, 2023

The current F&A rate agreement has been extended through FY2023 and the attached is the latest Rate Agreement Letter.

This document reviews the procedure for Requesting Changes to Capital Equipment. 

This document is used for: Letter of Request for Transfer of Equipment.

A compliance letter for equipment purchased on government funded awards.

Compliance letter for equipment purchased on government funded awards.

This spreadsheet shows final FY22 ETF Spending Commitments

Workday Reporting provides real time, drillable data where you can have everything in one place. There are various types of reports that you can in order to find the information that you need. As you navigate through reports, check out the following resources and information to help set you up for success!

University faculty and staff are subject to a variety of conflict of interest laws, regulations, and requirements depending on their official duties for the University and external financial relationships.  This website provides general information, references, and resources to assist you in meeting your personal obligations to comply with conflict of interest requirements as they related to procurement activities; it is not intended as legal advice and should not be construed as such.  Any questions regarding interpretation and application of laws and regulations should be directed to the

See Policy FIN-001: Determining if an Award is a Gift or Sponsored Project

A Gift is defined as: an irrevocable transfer of assets (cash, stock, gifts, etc.) to the done such that the donor can exercise no further control over it and does not have expectation of any contractual requirements or potential benefits. To be tax deductible it must be donated to an organization recognized as charitable by the IRS (a 501(c) (3) corp).

University Foundations can use UVA Fund’s services to collect and process gifts and donations as the funds do not belong to the University, they are deposited into Foundation bank accounts. If the monies the event is collecting are University funds, deposited into University revenue projects, then UVA Fund cannot function as a processor for your event (see Policy FIN-016: Receiving and Depositing Cash and Other Monetary Instruments) as the funds are required to be deposited directly into University Bank Accounts.

The Payment Card Industry has addressed access to cardholder data through the Standards and identify what screening that potential employees must pass in order to gain access to cardholder data including reports. This standard is required for EMPLOYEES and recommended even if the employee is a cashier and exposed to one card at a time.

12.7 Screen potential personnel prior to hire to minimize the risk of attacks from internal sources. (Examples of background checks include previous employment history, criminal record, credit history, and reference checks.)

See the following complete procedure at “PCI Compliance at the Department Level”.

PCI stands for Payment Card Industry. PCI Data Security Standards are national standards issued by the Payment Card Security Standards Council and apply to all entities involved in payment card processing – including merchants, processors, acquirers, issuers, and service providers. PCI also applies to all other entities that store, process or transmit cardholder data or may have an impact on the security of the cardholder data environment.

The University of Virginia recognizes that individual credit card information is confidential. Failure to maintain strict controls over this information could result in unauthorized use of a credit card numbers and create serious problems for the consumer, the unit, and the University. Credit card information is treated as carefully as other confidential information.

These services may include a registration form, manipulating the data into the reports, managing a conference, etc. If the vendor does not also collect credit card payment information or refer your customer to a third-party for payment card processing, then using these vendors do not bring your process under PCI compliance rules.