government award accounting Archives

September 10th, 2019 – Understanding Indirect Cost Rates

September 13, 2019
Ed Jameson
Webinars

Projecting the right indirect cost rate is pivotal to your government award—and the future of your business. In this archived webinar, you'll learn what indirect rates are and the impact they can make…

September 11th, 2019 – How to Set Up Your Books for Government Awards

September 13, 2019
Ed Jameson
Webinars

When you receive a government grant or contract, you need an SBIR-compliant accounting system. In this informative, one-hour webinar, we explain why a compliant accounting system is so important and how…

September 12th, 2019 – How to Survive the Audits Embedded in your Federal Funding Award

September 13, 2019
Ed Jameson
Webinars

Government grants and contracts come with government audits. In this hour-long webinar, Ed Jameson discuses the types of audits, how to protect yourself through FAR Part 31 compliant accounting practices…

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How to Pay Yourself More Than the 2019 NIH Salary Cap

May 7, 2019
Caroline Crosby
Blog Posts

How to Pay Yourself More Than the 2019 NIH Salary Cap Every year since 1990, Congress has set a salary cap limiting the direct salary that an individual may receive for working on an NIH grant. The 2019…

December 13, 2018
Jameson & Company
Blog Posts

The TCJA impacts year-end tax planning and how you account for client meal and entertainment deductions. Get the details in this informative blog.

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #3

June 9, 2018
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

We previously talked about uncompensated overtime and what it means. (If you missed that blog, check it out here.) We also talked about a couple methods to deal with this; Options #1 and #2. Now…

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #2

June 4, 2018
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

We previously talked about uncompensated overtime and what it means. (If you missed that blog, check it out.) We also talked about a method (Option #1) to dilute the hourly rates. Now, let’s look…

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #1

May 30, 2018
Ed Jameson
Blog Posts

We previously talked about uncompensated overtime and what it means. (If you missed that blog, check it out.) Now that you understand what uncompensated overtime is, we need to talk about how you…

September 10th, 2019 – Understanding Indirect Cost Rates

September 11th, 2019 – How to Set Up Your Books for Government Awards

September 12th, 2019 – How to Survive the Audits Embedded in your Federal Funding Award

How to Pay Yourself More Than the 2019 NIH Salary Cap

Year End Tax Planning – The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #3

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #2

Accounting for Uncompensated Overtime Option #1

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