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One thing we've learned over the years as a software publisher is that unless you are planning on sunsetting a legacy application, you are never "done" with development. Read the Blog

After several fits and starts over the past five years, the Department of Defense (DoD) finally issued its final ruling on October 15 for CMMC 2.0 compliance. This final rule coincides with October ... Read the Blog

Accounting Software for GovCons: Many Choices but Few Options Read the Blog

When it comes to General and Administrative (G&A or SG&A) expenses, businesses of all types incur G&A expenses. Unlike Overhead which includes pooled indirect costs that are not ... Read the Blog

An associate of mine recently asked me if, in my opinion, H1B visa application costs are allowable and recoverable. After thinking about it for a few seconds, I answered "yes" although there is no ... Read the Blog

To provide the details the auditors sought, SYMPAQ features in-depth audit logs for both accounting and timekeeping transactions. Read the Blog

Factoring your accounts receivable to a third-party financing company (i.e., factor) will provide near-instant payment on your federal government invoices instead of waiting the typical 30 days or ... Read the Blog

One of the more vexing challenges going back to the start of the pandemic in 2020 has been trying to keep up w/ 941 "Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return" changes. Read the Blog

Failing to Plan means Planning to Fail - Upgrading accounting software involves careful planning. Your company must adequately plan for the conversion and obtain executive buy-in for allocating ... Read the Blog