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When the victim insists that he has never heard of such a relative, the scammer makes an interesting argument. He has allegedly tried unsuccessfully for several years to find a real next-of-kin, and is on the verge of giving up. The lawyer lets it slip that he is not concerned if the American he is corresponding with is actually related to the deceased person - he just wants to ship the money and obtain his fee. Interestingly enough, when the scammer mentions that the late Mr. X was working for Y Oil Company, many of. | FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GUIDE FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL SEPTEMBER 2008 Questions about this guide may be directed to the National Endowment for the Arts Office of Inspector General Room 601 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington DC 20506 Telephone 202 682-5402. Questions about the terms and conditions of grants and cooperative agreements may be directed to the Office of Grants and Contracts Room 618 Telephone 202 6825403. Table of Contents Page Use of the Accountability Financial Management Internal Control Audit Reporting Consortium Proj Shortcomings to Accounting Unallowable Costs Always Unallowable for Federal Costs Usually Unallowable for Federal Costs Requiring NEA Sample Documentation Sample Personnel Activity A Sample In-Kind Contribution B Sample Travel Expense C USE OF THE GUIDE This guide should be reviewed by everyone in your organization who is responsible for grant management including those who prepare grant proposals and those who record and report on grant project activities. The guide is not offered as a complete manual of procedures on grant administration it is intended only to provide practical information on what is expected from grantee organizations in terms of fiscal accountability. General information on other topics related to grant administration may be obtained by referring to the relevant OMB Circulars and the documents included in the grant award package furnished to all grantees. ACCOUNTABILITY REQUIREMENTS The National Endowment for the Arts NEA a Federal agency receives annual appropriations from the Congress to be used for granting financial assistance to projects related to the arts. NEA is therefore charged with a fiduciary responsibility to see that .

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