Blogs/Articles
To guide clients and potential clients on some concepts, unique to awards funded by the U.S. Government, several free articles and white papers are presented. …
Delayed Paychecks
Is your start-up small business postponing paychecks? If your new company has – or hopes to win – awards paid with federal government funds, accrual …
Small Business Primes with Subcontracts
If the federal government awards your company with a prime contract information about your five most highly compensated employees typically becomes public. Many small businesses …
What Do You Know… about Indirect Rates?
GovCon Job Cost Accounting requires segregation of direct costs (for one particular Job – which can be a project or a contract) from indirect expenses …
CONTRACT CLAIMS: Non-receipt for Extra Scope
My definitional difference between the hands-on workers (e.g., Project Manager, Chief Engineer) and the administrative workers (e.g., Contract Administrator, Accounting Manager) in your company is …
SUBCONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR: Small Business Subcontractor Accounting
Did you know that, when your company hires a subcontractor, your company – not your customer (or the federal government) – is obligated to verify …
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What Do You Know… About Accounting Systems?
Put on your “administrative operations” thinking cap. Test your reasoning and logic skills from a federal government reviewer’s viewpoint. Ponder these! 1. The billing for …
DCAA Accounting
Organizations that sell on contract to the federal government (Government) label compliant Accounting Systems by many names. They all express the same idea. FAR accounting, …
Overhead Versus G&A Versus ICR Versus Other Indirect Expenses
Your company may structure indirect pools, bases, and rates in any way it wishes. Every company is unique. Executive management of your company knows the …
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What Do You Know about GovCon?
Companies with contracts and subcontracts funded by the federal government survive more administrative hoops than suppliers in a competitive-only market. To meet Terms and Conditions …