Posts Tagged ‘cpadepartment’
GovCon 101: What Contractors Need To Know About Indirect Rates
Jennifer Eubanks recently authored the council post, GovCon 101: What Contractors Need To Know About Indirect Rates In the first article of this series of articles related to selling to the federal government, I discussed federal acquisition regulations (FAR), cost accounting standards (CAS) and the types of contracts issued by government agencies. In the second article, I expanded…
Read MoreJennifer Eubanks Contribution to Forbes Expert Panel: 15 Expert Tips To Help Small-Business Owners Better Manage Financial Risk
Jennifer Eubanks recently contributed to a council post, 15 Expert Tips To Help Small-Business Owners Better Manage Financial Risk Healthy finances are the key to a business’ success. But challenges arise every day, both expected and unexpected—including impending tax deadlines, overhead costs, remediating damage from a natural disaster, rising interest or inflation rates and, unfortunately, many…
Read MoreGovCon 101: What Contractors Should Know About Accounting For Government Contracts
Jennifer Eubanks recently authored the council post, GovCon 101: What Contractors Should Know About Accounting For Government Contracts In a prior article, I wrote about the appeal of counting the Federal Government as a customer, because of the size of the government’s budget, as well as its creditworthiness. In that article, I discussed Federal Acquisition Regulations…
Read MoreWhat is an Adequate Accounting System? 10 Questions to Determine if Your Accounting System is Adequate for Government Contracts
In many cases, having an “adequate accounting system” is an integral part of successfully winning and performing on Federal contracts. Many companies find it challenging to determine when accounting system requirements are triggered and how to navigate obtaining a determination of adequacy. Our clients and prospects unanimously have the same questions. Since these questions are…
Read More2020 Year-end Charitable Giving Tax Incentives for Corporations
Once again, the grocery store bell ringers are out with red buckets seeking spare change in this giving time of the year. Yet a pall rests over the season due to pandemic-related economic reversals felt by even the jolliest of citizens. It is rumored that Rudolph, Prancer, and Vixen were furloughed, and Santa will lighten…
Read More2020 Year-end Charitable Giving Tax Incentives for Individuals
Given that the 2019 tax reform act reduced the domestic corporate tax rate to 21%, far less than the top individual marginal tax rate of 37%, charitable giving opportunities at the individual level may provide potentially more tax savings for individual taxpayers than for corporate taxpayers. Noteworthy individual tax-saving opportunities for year-end charitable giving include:…
Read MoreUnrelated Business Income – Latest Update Nonprofits and Associations
January 13, 2021 Jim Niblock, CPA Department’s Senior Manager of Tax Services and Jennifer Eubanks present Unrelated Business Income – Latest Update Nonprofits and Associations Register Now
Read MoreTax Implications of the Cares Act
December 29, 2020 Jim Niblock, CPA Department’s Senior Manager of Tax Services and Jennifer Eubanks present Tax Implications of the Cares Act Register Now
Read MoreCash Management through Crisis for Nonprofits & Associations
Dan O’Dea, CPA Department’s Director of Outsourced Accounting and Jennifer Eubanks present ‘Cash Management through Crisis for Nonprofits & Associations Register Now
Read MoreGraduate Certificate in Accounting for Government Contracts Soon Available at George Mason University
At CPA Department, we bring to the table over 30 years of experience in Government Contract Consulting. We have long partnered with government contracts in order to not only assist with financial decisions, audits, and taxes, but also to help fulfill the unique needs in the field. Since it is vital for government contractors to…
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