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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

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

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

Tracking sales and marketing functions should include using cost accounting data to provide visibility and substantiation for marketing and sales. Read the Blog

For the dreaded upcoming tax form filing season that begins in January, you likely will be pleased to know that unlike with the past two tax filing seasons Read the Blog

Are you prepared for a DCAA Accounting Systems Adequacy Audit? As a government contractor, your first face-to-face interaction with a DCAA auditor will likely be an Accounting Systems Adequacy Audit. ... Read the Blog

Do you have the systems in place to identify and record 'unrecoverable' costs in a segregated way so that they do not become co-mingled with allowable costs that can be recovered? Read the Blog

You can't let your guard down when it comes to cybersecurity. Cyberattacks take place every eleven seconds on average, so you need to be sure your software works around the clock to stay secure. Read the Blog

If you have a fully functioning labor distribution system that enables the accurate recording of both direct and indirect labor charges and can also accommodate uncompensated overtime for salaried ... Read the Blog