CACFP Compensation Protocol

Published: 3 years 187 days ago
" May 20, 2021 -The Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) has updated compensation amounts including those occupations that operate within the food programs. As a result, the CACFP Compensation Protocol, formerly known as the CACFP Taxable Income Program Protocol, has been updated and posted on Squaremeals.
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May 20, 2021 -The Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) has updated compensation amounts including those occupations that operate within the food programs. As a result, the CACFP Compensation Protocol, formerly known as the CACFP Taxable Income Program Protocol, has been updated and posted on Squaremeals.

Most occupational categories now reflect an increase in the maximum allowable compensation. However, some occupations reflect a reduced maximum allowable compensation. Please review the protocol to ensure your organization’s food program compensation is within allowable compensation ranges.


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