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.
In the 6th blog in our UGA series, we talk about direct consultants and how to make sure these relationships are FAR-compliant so you can avoid audit findings and stay out of trouble.
The 5th blog in our UGA series is all about direct subcontractors. How grantees manage a direct subcontractor relationship is key to FAR-compliance—and a common audit finding. Learn why and how to prevent…
NIH grants come with Uniform Guidance Audits. During this audit, your internal controls will be tested for FAR compliance. The 3rd blog in our UGA series details the keys areas your auditor will investigate…
Federally-funded awards come with federal audits. In this one-hour webinar, we discuss the UGA and other audits, how they work, and how to survive them.
You have a federal grant that requires a Uniform Guidance Audit. In the second blog in our series, we walk you through every step of the UGA so you know what to expect and how to avoid trouble.
FAR-compliance means separating direct, indirect and unallowable costs CORRECTLY. Trust us, improper coding of these costs can lead to more than accounting issues.
This informative one-hour webinar discusses the key ways to Avoid Audit Findings in Phase II awards, and the importance of a FAR-compliant accounting system. It was presented on November 14th in conjunction…
