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Accounting Requirements for NSF For-Profit Organizations

August 25, 2019
Jameson & Company
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Accounting Requirements for NSF For-Profit Organizations Once a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase II award is received, NSF grant spending must comply with FAR Part 31. Because they don’t…

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SBIR 102-3: What Your CPA Should Be Doing for SBIR Accounting

June 3, 2019
Ed Jameson
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In general, the cost of staffing your Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Company´s accounting department is driven by the following three elements: 1. Number of employees

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How to Pay Yourself More Than the 2019 NIH Salary Cap

May 7, 2019
Caroline Crosby
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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…

April 21, 2019
Jameson & Company
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The National SBIR/STTR Spring Innovation Conference, June 17-19, 2019 in Boston, Massachusetts If you are a small business seeking funding from the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) or Small Business…

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Q&A: Fringe rates, F&A rates and NIH SBIR Proposals

March 19, 2019
Jameson & Company
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In this Q&A with one of our government award accounting experts, we talk Fringe rates, F&A rates and give you the information and tips necessary to get them right.

How the Wrong Fringe and F&A Rate Can Endanger Your Business

March 4, 2019
Ed Jameson
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Taking the NIH safe rate can put your innovation in danger, and taking the safe rate without understanding your financial needs is the #1 mistake in our Top 10 Mistakes blog series.

The Key Ingredients to a FAR Part 31 Compliant Accounting System

February 21, 2019
Ed Jameson
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In #2 of our "Top Mistakes Government Awardees Make" blog series, it's all about the FAR-compliant account system and the serious issues that can arise if you don't have one. Read on and learn how to stay…

How Non-Compliant Accounting Practices Lead To Overspending on Direct Costs

February 15, 2019
Ed Jameson
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The 3rd in our "Top 10 Mistakes Government Awardees Make" blog series is all about overspending on direct costs—how it happens, what it can mean and how to prevent it.

What Happens to NIH and DOE Grant Audit Findings?

February 12, 2019
Jameson & Company
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In the 7th and final blog in our Uniform Guidance Audit series, discuss what you can expect if there's a UGA finding and the possible ramifications.

Will Your Indirect Cost Rate Bankrupt Your Business?

February 10, 2019
Ed Jameson
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There's a critical difference between your provisional rate and your actual rate. Not understanding this difference and overspending on your indirect rate is #4 in our "Top 10 Mistakes Government Awardees…

Accounting Requirements for NSF For-Profit Organizations

SBIR 102-3: What Your CPA Should Be Doing for SBIR Accounting

How to Pay Yourself More Than the 2019 NIH Salary Cap

If you’re seeking SBIR/STTR funding, this is the event for you.

Q&A: Fringe rates, F&A rates and NIH SBIR Proposals

How the Wrong Fringe and F&A Rate Can Endanger Your Business

The Key Ingredients to a FAR Part 31 Compliant Accounting System

How Non-Compliant Accounting Practices Lead To Overspending on Direct Costs

What Happens to NIH and DOE Grant Audit Findings?

Will Your Indirect Cost Rate Bankrupt Your Business?

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