Posts Tagged ‘government contractors compliance plan’
List of the Best DCAA Approved and Compliant Accounting Software Systems
Government contracting success requires more than just industry knowledge and competitive bidding. To remain compliant and thrive, government contractors need a robust accounting system that meets the stringent standards set by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA). Selecting the right accounting software ensures compliance, manages costs, and positions your business for long-term success in securing…
Read MoreA Complete Government Contract Compliance Checklist: A Guideline for Success
In the government contracting sector, compliance is not just a requirement but a competitive advantage. Adhering to the complex web of regulations, standards, and requirements is essential for securing and maintaining lucrative contracts. Government contractors must be vigilant, ensuring every aspect of their operations aligns with regulatory expectations. This comprehensive checklist will help government contractors…
Read MoreWhat is Uncompensated Overtime? Understanding DCAA Timekeeping Requirements
Government contractors are required to track uncompensated overtime worked by employees. This is often confusing for contractors, since there’s no additional cost associated with salaried employees who work more than forty (40) hours per week. In this article, we explore uncompensated overtime, and why it’s important when working with the Federal Government. What is uncompensated…
Read MoreNavigating COVID-19 as Government Contractors
I invite you to read my first article on LinkedIn. This guide for government contractors answers many of the questions surrounding COVID-19 relief. Misinformation is everywhere. Get the facts here. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/navigating-covid-19-government-contractors-eubanks-cpa-cgma-cma/ We are in this together. Find all business funding-related information from the US Government around COVID-19 here: Business Support Government Contracting Accounting System Assessment…
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