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Is It Worth It to Outsource Accounting as a Government Contractor?
The United States Federal Government is the largest purchaser of goods and services worldwide. And since its purchases are taxpayer-funded, the U.S. government has stringent ...
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Government Contracting FAQs
The biggest customer in the world is the United States government, which purchases goods and services across nearly every industry imaginable. And by law, the ...
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What to Look for in DCAA-Compliant Accounting Software
Any business that has a contract with the Department of Defense (DoD) is subject to strict government regulations and requirements, and the Defense Contract Audit ...
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How to Start a Government Contracting Business
Attracting new customers and keeping old ones is one of the most essential functions of any business, small or large. Most small business owners know ...
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What You Need to Know About SF 1408
The Standard Form 1408 (SF 1408), Preaward Survey of Prospective Contractor (Accounting System) is a document used by the United States Federal Government to determine ...
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What You Need to Know About Incurred Cost Submissions
Incurred cost submissions refers to the process by which government contractors submit their actual costs incurred during a specific accounting period to the Defense Contract ...
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How to Win Government Contracts
Is your business hoping to learn how to win government contracts? The process can seem complex and daunting, but with the right approach, including a ...
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Understanding Indirect Rates for Government Contracts
Indirect rates are a critical aspect of government contracting, and they can have a significant impact on a contractor’s profitability on a given contract. Below, ...
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How to Prepare for a DCAA Audit
While a DCAA audit can seem intimidating at first glance, you can take several steps beforehand to prepare for the audit and ensure that the ...
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The Importance of DCAA Compliance Training
The Department of Defense (DoD) and its contractor community are subject to stringent government regulations and requirements, and maintaining compliance is a critical responsibility. The ...
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