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Webinar – April 3rd, 2012 (DOD Track) – 2:30pm

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Event:
Webinar – April 3rd, 2012 (DOD Track) – 2:30pm
Start:
April 3, 2012 2:30 PM
End:
April 3, 2012 3:30 PM
Cost:
Free
Organizer:
Tom Pistone
Phone:
781-862-5170 x110
Email:
tom@jamesoncpa.com
Updated:
February 20, 2012
Venue:
Jameson & Company CPA
Address:
United States

Avoid the Common Accounting Mistakes Made by Government Contractors

***New Tracks now available!  DOD Contractors Track, Indirect Rate Projection Workshop and Audit Tracks have been added to our Webinar series!

Too often, small businesses spend hundreds of hours on the technical section of their SBIR/grant proposal while ignoring critical aspects of the cost portion. Researchers typically give only passing consideration to indirect cost recovery through the grant process. Consequently, research is financially leveraged more than need be, and/or it sacrifices precious equity at a stage when it has little market value.

In these strategy-packed, open-forum webinars, you’ll learn best practices, tips, and techniques honed over 30 years by our CEO, Ed Jameson.  You’ll come away with not only dozens of insights and tactics, but also a higher comfort level that you are doing everything you can to secure optimal financial returns for your awards and ensure compliance with the FAR and other regulations.

Here’s just a sample of what we’ll cover in these dynamic sessions:

Contractors Track

  • Focus on Department of Defense Contracts
  • The Awarding Process
  • The 7 DCAA Audits
  • Patent Cost Recovery
  • How to Position Your Cost Proposal
Indirect Rate Workshop
  • NIH, DOD & DOE Focus
  • How to Position Your Cost Proposal
  • How to Project out an Indirect Rate
  • Differences between grants & contracts
  • “The Multiplier”
  • Hard Caps vs Soft Caps
  • The Negotiation Process
  • The Dangers of Taking a 0% or Provisional Indirect Rate
Audit Track (Runs May-August)
  • Focuses on the OMB A-133 Audit (For Advanced Grantees Over $500k in Revenue)
  • Who is required to have an OMB A-133 audit
  • What is the Process from Engagement Letter to Signed Report
  • What Will Be Examined During the Audit
  • What To Do If There are Findings
  • The Most Common A-133 Audit Findings
Don’t spend valuable time learning the ropes of federal contract management requirements.  Let us walk you through step-by-step from the comforts of your office.

*Attendance is limited.  First come, first accepted.*

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