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Reporting Requirements The SF-425 Federal Financial Report (FFR) should show the actual funds you have spent (expenditures) and any bills you are going to pay (unliquidated obligations incurred) at the recipient/subrecipient level, both for the reporting period and cumulatively, for each award.

SF-425, Federal Financial Report to FEMA on a quarterly basis throughout the grant awards period of performance, including any partial quarters in which the period of performance is open. States/territories must submit the report even if no grant award activity occurs during a given quarter.

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Standard Form SF-425 Federal Financial Report SF-425 is a standard form that recipients of federal funds under COPS Office grant programs (grantees) must use to report cumulative expenses incurred under each award.

Standard Form SF-425 Federal Financial Report SF-425 is a standard form that recipients of federal funds under COPS Office grant programs (grantees) must use to report cumulative expenses incurred under each award. Grantees must submit one SF-425 per grant number every quarter.

As noted in the TA Program cooperative agreement terms and conditions, HUD requires TA Program award recipients to complete and submit the SF 425 once per quarter, in addition to a final closeout report. HUD recently issued guidance in the TA Newsletter on how to submit the SF-425.

There are four main financial reports ? also called financial statements ? used to communicate your financial data. These financial statements are often issued quarterly and annually. Many companies issue monthly statements as well during month-end closing for internal analysis.

The quarterly SF-425 must be submitted online no later than 30 days after the last day of each quarter. If your SF-425 is not submitted by the due date, the GMS will automatically consider it to be delinquent and you will not be permitted to draw down funds through the Grants Payment Request System (GPRS).