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I BOAT NJForms and Guidance
W-9 Vendor Questionnaire
Payment Vouchers To ensure prompt payment of invoices, a State of New Jersey Payment Voucher/Vendor Invoice (MSWord 119 kb) must be complete and accurate when submitted to the New Jersey Department of Transportation's Office of Maritime Resources (NJDOT/OMR) for reimbursement. Areas of the Payment Voucher (PV-C), that must be filled out are shaded in light gray and payee instructions to help with filling out the form are on page two. The “Payee Name and Address” listed on the Voucher MUST match the exact name and address listed on the applicant’s W-9 (Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification Form). The name of the project and the Cycle in which you received the award MUST be on all paperwork that is submitted. The Agreement Date must also be filled in. The Agreement Date is the date of final execution of your Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). In addition to a properly completed voucher, the following items must also be included: Proof of payment is mandatory. Be sure to submit copies of paid receipts, invoices, invoices received from a project contractor(s), subcontractor(s) and/or vendor(s), affidavits and/or cancelled checks as applicable, along with a typed or clearly written itemization of what has been paid versus the approved project budget. The itemization can be listed in the section of the Voucher marked Commodity Code/Description of Item or typed on a separate piece of paper. The I BOAT NJ project manager should be able to easily cross-reference expenses with the approved project budget. If the back-up you provide is unclear, difficult to follow and/or does not clearly match up with the total amount requested, your package will be returned. Margin notes for explanation on the backup can be quite helpful in avoiding a rejection. A Progress Report is required with each Payment Voucher. Project Reports are separate from the detail on the voucher, and must include a description of work effort covered by the specific invoice, including an updated project schedule (if appropriate) and a summary of successes or set-backs. Progress Reports should be specific to the time period addressed in the payment voucher and are not interchangeable with the Standard Performance Reports due May 1st and September 1st. As a guideline, Progress Reports might be about 1-2 paragraphs in length. If no work has taken place on your project, you must submit a Progress Report that states the reason why the project has not commenced and the anticipated project start date. A Project Expenditure Summary is also required with each Payment Voucher. These summaries detail the amount of money available for each task and subtask, and the amount of money being requested from each task or subtask in the current invoice, the percentage of the project that remains to be invoiced, and the percentage that is financially complete. Any other financial information that will assist in the review of your invoice can be added in the summary (for example, hours spent by employees per task). Examples of expenditure summaries are available for consultants (pdf, 11.2kb) and marinas (pdf, 11.5kb). Final Invoice A Final Performance Report should accompany, or be received prior to the date of, a final invoice request. The final project invoice must be clearly marked FINAL INVOICE, with a final invoice statement (MS Word, 22kb). Proof of the project match contribution must be provided under separate cover at the same time. Awardees should review the project MOA at this time to be sure that the Term of the Agreement is noted and Annual Reporting requirements are upheld. Project/Agreement Close-Out Process
Final Budget A final project budget narrative should clearly identify the total anticipated cost of the project, the I BOAT NJ request, the partner/match contribution and how the match will be documented. Any cost differential from the original proposal should be explained. Invoiced items will be matched against the final project budget in order to process reimbursement paperwork. A clear breakdown of tasks and any sub-tasks, specifically those that will be invoiced, must be provided. The budget template provided above may be a useful guide. An applicant may also want to review the State of New Jersey payment Voucher (PV) guidelines prior to budget development. PVs (and required back-up) that cannot be easily matched against the final project budget will be returned. Audit Requirements For all grant recipients who expend $100,000 or more, but less than $500,000 within their fiscal year, the funds recipient shall comply with the State of New Jersey Single Audit Policy defined by the Department of Treasury, Office of Management and Budget (OMB Circular 04-04), or as superseded, and the Single Audit Act of 1984, as amended (Federal OMB Circular A-133). I BOAT NJ grantees may use a program-specific audit. The State of New Jersey utilizes Subpart B–Audits, Section .235 (pdf, 123kb) of the Federal OMB Circular A-133 for Federal guidance of the program-specific audit. Vendor Help The NJDOT has instituted a Vendor Help web page to assist you in researching outstanding payment vouchers or other accounting related questions. Marinas, non-profits, consultants and others doing business with the Office of Maritime Resources are all considered “Vendors” and/or “Consultants” for the purposes of the Division of Accounting. Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Extension Form Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) Resolution Scope of Work (SOW) Guidelines
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