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Code · CFR · Title 13 — Business Credit and Assistance · Part 131 — Women's Business Center Program · § 131.440

§ 131.440. Program income and fees.

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(a)Program income, including any interest earned on program income, may only be used for authorized purposes and in accordance with the cooperative agreement. Program income may be used as matching funds and, when expended, is counted towards the cash match requirement of the award. Program income must be used to expand the quantity or quality of services and for resources or outreach provided by the WBC project.
(b)Unused program income may be carried over to the subsequent budget period by a WBC. The WBC must report the consolidated program income sources and uses.
(c)A WBC may charge clients a reasonable fee for services, including training and counseling provided by the WBC (sponsored or cosponsored), the sale of books, or the rental of equipment or space. Any fees so generated will constitute program income, and such fees must not restrict access to any services for economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs.
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