Government contractors rarely fail DCAA audits from missing an item, but from underestimating one. Learn the six areas that shape audit outcomes early.
3 Realities Commercial Clients Discover After Their Company Wins Its First Federal Contract
Commercial accountants often find their systems fall short after a first federal contract. Learn three shifts that define government contract accounting.
What The DCAA Expects From Automated Timekeeping & Labor Reporting
DCAA has clear rules for automated timekeeping: daily entries, total time accounting, and a full audit trail. Here’s what your labor reporting must show.
Building a More Resilient GovCon Accounting System for 2026
Build a GovCon accounting system that survives DCAA audits and rate shifts in 2026. Practical steps to tighten controls, indirect rates, and compliance.
How To Prepare for Surge Audits After the Shutdown
Federal shutdowns trigger audit backlogs. Learn how government contractors can prepare for surge DCAA and agency audits with a practical readiness plan.
Labor Cost Lifecycle: Furloughs, Idle Time, and Operations
Learn how labor costs move through normal operations, idle time, and furloughs, and how GovCon contractors keep labor compliant at every stage.
Managing Financial Risk During Funding Lapses and Delays
Funding lapses and contract hold-ups strain cash flow. Learn how government contractors can manage financial risk and protect the business through delays.
Signs Your Chart of Accounts Needs a Post-Shutdown Review
Funding interruptions expose weaknesses in your chart of accounts. Learn the warning signs that signal a reassessment is overdue for GovCon compliance.
Common Labor Distribution Mistakes That Create ICE Discrepancies
Identify the most common labor distribution mistakes that create discrepancies in your ICE submission, from timekeeping errors and payroll mismatches to indirect allocation issues.