Missouri Regulations for Expenditures and Fees is a set of rules and regulations that govern how state funds are used. This includes how funds are allocated, which entities are eligible to receive funds, and the allowable purposes for which funds may be used. There are three main types of Missouri Regulations for Expenditures and Fees: 1. State Reimbursement: This regulation details how and when state funds may be used to reimburse an entity for certain expenses. These expenses must be necessary for the performance of the entity's duties, and must have been incurred prior to the reimbursement. 2. Restricted Expenditures: This regulation outlines the specific expenditures that are allowed for certain state-funded programs. These expenditures must be related to the purpose of the program, and must be documented and approved. 3. Fee Schedule: This regulation outlines the fees that entities must pay in order to receive state funds. The fees must be reasonable and reasonable in comparison to other fees being charged for similar services. These regulations serve to ensure that state funds are used responsibly and effectively, and that entities who receive funding are held accountable for their use of the funds.