A large amount of paperwork is accumulated each year, and it can be difficult to determine how long you should keep this information. When determining how long you should keep records, you first should consider the type of information you’re looking at.
In our blog post, we address the types of DCAA audits, the conditions that initiate them, the purpose of the audit, and how to prepare.
Congress has passed a tax bill that will take effect in 2018, ushering in some of the most significant tax changes in three decades. There are a lot of changes in the new bill, which was signed into law on December 22, 2017. You can use this memo as a high-level overview of some of […]
DCAA is extremely serious about effective and accurate timekeeping. Read about the benefits of using an electronic timekeeping system here.
Budgets are of vital importance to government contractors. But what should your budget look like? Here are three things to remember…
Have you overbilled the government? Find out in which situations this can occur and when paybacks are required.
When one of our clients goes through an incurred cost audit with DCAA, many times, retention of records is the most problematic area. Find out how to remedy this in our post.
You’re required to keep a log in order to have car expenses reimbursed. Apps make it easy. Here is the best mileage tracker app we’ve found.
When can you expect a DCAA audit? Find out in our blog post.
As a government contractor, audits, sometimes DCAA, are a regular part of the business. However, some important questions might arise. Find out what they are here.
