Statewide cost allocation (SWICAP) explained: how central‑service bills shift across agency budgets
Jared Tetrault briefed JFAC on Jan. 7 about the statewide cost allocation plan that spreads attorney general, controller and treasurer central‑service costs across state agencies and fund sources; the process operates on a roughly two‑year lag and affects millions in appropriations.
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Jared Tetrault told the Joint Finance and Appropriation Committee on Jan. 7 that the statewide cost allocation plan (SWICAP) establishes how central‑service costs are recovered across state agencies and fund sources and that the results appear as routine adjustments in agency budgets.
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