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§ 307.13 - Records and retention.

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Closed Loan files and related documents. The RLF Recipient shall maintain Closed Loan files and all related documents, books of account, computer data files and other records over the term of the Closed Loan and for a three-year period from the date of final disposition of such Closed Loan. The date of final disposition of a Closed Loan is the date:

Principal, interest, fees, penalties and all other costs associated with the Closed Loan have been paid in full; or

Final settlement or discharge and cessation of collection efforts of any unpaid amounts associated with the Closed Loan have occurred.

Administrative records. RLF Recipients must at all times:

Maintain adequate accounting records and source documentation to substantiate the amount and percent of RLF Income expended for eligible RLF administrative costs.

Retain records of administrative expenses incurred for activities and equipment relating to the operation of the RLF for three years from the actual submission date of the report that covers the fiscal year in which such costs were claimed.

Consistent with § 307.11(a), for the duration of RLF operations, maintain records to demonstrate:

The adequacy of the RLF's accounting system to identify, safeguard, and account for the entire RLF Capital Base, outstanding RLF loans, and other RLF operations;

That standard RLF loan documents reasonably necessary or advisable for lending are in place; and

Evidence of fidelity bond coverage for persons authorized to handle funds under the Grant award in an amount sufficient to protect the interests of EDA and the RLF.

Make available for inspection retained records, including those retained for longer than the required period. The record retention periods described in this section are minimum periods and such prescription does not limit any other record retention requirement of law or agreement. In no event will EDA question claimed administrative costs that are more than three years old, unless fraud is at issue.

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§ 307.13 - Records and retention.