Education Department review of foreign gifts and contracts disclosure collection
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The notice renews and revises the Department of Education’s information collection for foreign gifts and contracts disclosures. It affects colleges, universities, and related public or private entities that must report certain foreign gifts or contracts to the Department. The Department is asking for public comments on whether the collection is needed, whether the burden estimate is accurate, and how the reporting process can be clearer or less burdensome. Comments are due by June 29, 2026.
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Key Changes
- Revises an existing information collection for foreign gifts and contracts disclosures
- Opens a public comment period on the need, usefulness, clarity, and burden of the collection
- Estimates 10,413 annual responses and 5,207 annual burden hours
Obligations
What this law requires
Colleges, universities, and related public or private entities must disclose certain foreign gifts and contracts to the Department of Education under the foreign gifts and contracts disclosure information collection.