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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

How long will it take to implement your software? The truth of the matter is that we just don't know. There are so many factors that play into the duration (and price) of setting up a new accounting ... Read the Blog

We have more than ten W2s to file but fewer than ten 1099s, so shall we file the W2s electronically and file the 1099s using paper forms? Read the Blog

Sometimes government contractors say to us, 'Our government business is firm fixed price, so we’re not subject to audits.' While fixed-price contracts may not require DCAA incurred cost audits, you ... Read the Blog

Are you ready for a DCAA Post Award Accounting System Audit? Read the Blog

As another calendar year-end draws closer here in Q4, you aren't likely thinking too seriously about filing your 2023 1099s and W2s come next year. Read the Blog

DCAA audit compliance has been at the top of the feature list in each and every meeting, but once that is addressed, things can get rather interesting! Read the Blog

Some of us have been around long enough to recall the day when a "Pre-award Survey of Prospective Contractor Accounting System" conducted by DCAA auditors. Read the Blog

Forgiving software is designed to be accommodating when users make input errors or perform unintended actions, allowing them to recover easily. Read the Blog