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An honorarium is a nominal, non-negotiated payment granted to an individual in recognition of a special service or distinguished achievement for which propriety precludes setting a fixed price. There is no set honorarium amount for giving a lecture or series of lectures, or for performing a similar service.
FORMS Exceptional Entertainment Expense Form Declaration of Lost Receipt DEFINITION Entertainment is defined as occasions when the judicious extension of hospitality, such as the provision of meals or light refreshments directly related to the active conduct of official University business, is in th...
Relocation Policy Mileage Reimbursement Rates for Relocation (IRS & UC) 21 cents per mile as of 1/1/2024. (Note that reimbursements for moving- related expenses, including mileage, are considered taxable wage income as of January 1, 2018).
The UC ANR Business Operations Center (BOC) loans credit card machines on a short-term basis for payment card acceptance during sales and events. The program includes a $10 daily fee, plus shipping and transaction costs. Credit card machines will be shipped to UC ANR units based on availability.
Aggie Enterprise (AE), owned and initiated by UC Davis, is an enterprise-wide Oracle Cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning system, including UC Davis and UC ANR. The Business Operations Center is leading the Supply Chain Management (SCM) module for UC ANR.
All proposals for contracts and grants to outside agencies must be submitted through UC ANR Contracts and Grants Advisors work with Fiscal officer business partners to ensure their grant projects are aligned with the project proposal and sponsor requirements.
Definition Summary of Policy Security and Custody of Cash Assets Procedures for Cash Collections Tips Reference/Website Links To record income from sales and workshop fees received in the UCCE county offices. Sales of goods or services to non-University users.
