Individual Financial Conflict of Interest: What to Report
Compensation
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Reportable compensation is any compensation given directly to you, your spouse, or your dependent children. However, it does not include money that is given through the University. Some examples of reportable compensation include:
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Ownership
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Leadership
Reportable Outside Financial Activities | Non-Reportable Outside Financial Activities |
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Service in positions with fiduciary responsibility, which includes:
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Non-reportable leadership positions do not relate to your institutional responsibilities or do not have fiduciary responsibilities. They commonly include religious organizations and political organizations. |
Foreign Academic Appointments
Reportable Outside Activities |
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All academic appointments with foreign entities, paid or unpaid. |
Foreign Research Support
Reportable Outside Financial Activities | Non-Reportable Outside Financial Activities |
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Investigators with relationships with foreign entities must report all resources made available to them in support of their research endeavors including but not limited to:
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Research support managed or expended through the University of Wisconsin–Madison does not need to be reported. |
Travel (Researchers with Federal Grants)
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Investigators with federally funded research must report travel events, such as:
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For investigators with federally funded research, the following types of travel need not be reported:
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