Government contractors subject to DCAA requirements must ensure their timekeeping is compliant. Discover what happens after non-compliance with timekeeping.
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How To Prepare For A DCAA Audit
Government contractors that are subject to DoD regulations must understand how to prepare for a DCAA audit. Learn how to prepare for an audit in five steps.
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How To Submit An Incurred Cost Proposal
An incurred cost proposal shows a contractor’s indirect costs spent on government-issued contracts. Learn how to submit an incurred cost proposal.
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What Is The DCAA ICE Model?
Gov contractors working for defense-based contractors may have heard of the DCAA ICE model. Learn what it is and how it helps with incurred cost submissions
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How To Ensure Your Accounting Systems Are DCAA Compliant
Government contractors working on defense-based contracts must use DCAA compliant accounting systems. Learn how to verify your systems are DCAA compliant.
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What Type Of Accounting Software Does The DCAA Require?
Using approved accounting software is a strict requirement imposed on government contractors by the DCAA. Learn what type of software they require.
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What Is The Difference Between IFBs And RFPs?
An IFP and RFP are two methods of submitting proposals for government contractors. Discover the differences between IFBs vs RFPs and which to consider.
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How To Procure Government Contracts For Your Small Business
While smaller government contractors may find it more difficult to procure contracts, the process is made simple with the right help. Find out how.
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8 Questions To Ask A Government Contract Consulting Firm
When looking for a firm to help with the procurement of government contracts, there are eight essential questions to consider. Discover what these are.
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