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New DCAA guidance of indirect cost submission, with three points for process

NEW DCAA GUIDANCE IMPACTS YOUR INCURRED COST SUBMISSION AUDIT

August 23, 2019
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

The auditing arm of the Department of Defense, the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA), recently released new guidance for applying materiality for incurred cost submission audits. Materiality is an accounting…

2 CFR 200 Subpart F – the Uniform Guidance Audit

Common DCAA and Uniform Guidance Audit Findings

February 5, 2019
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

In #5 of our "Top 10 Mistakes Government Awardees Make" blog series, we're talking about UGA and DCAA audits, what happens if there's an audit finding and how to protect yourself.

How to Survive the DCAA Audits Required in your DOD Funding Award

January 18, 2019
Ed Jameson
Webinars

DoD contracts come with DCAA audits. In this webinar, Ed Jameson describes these audits and the best ways for you to avoid and survive them.

FAR Part 31 Accounting Checklist – 43 Steps to Maintain an SBIR Accounting System

January 14, 2019
Ed Jameson
White Papers

Staying FAR-compliant is pivotal to your government award. This in-depth guide details what needs to be done and by whom, while providing actionable steps and explanations.

FAR Part 31 Accounting is Full Time CPA Firm Niche

October 5, 2018
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

Too often, brilliant awardees get federal funding then try to do their own SBIR accounting. This can lead to all sorts of issues—including taking innovators away from their true work.

April 23, 2014
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

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NEW DCAA GUIDANCE IMPACTS YOUR INCURRED COST SUBMISSION AUDIT

Common DCAA and Uniform Guidance Audit Findings

How to Survive the DCAA Audits Required in your DOD Funding Award

FAR Part 31 Accounting Checklist – 43 Steps to Maintain an SBIR Accounting System

FAR Part 31 Accounting is Full Time CPA Firm Niche

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