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Flashy accounting software may be visually appealing, but for government contractors it's far more important that your software be comprehensive and compliant. Learn more about what to look for when ... Read the Blog

In accounting software design, there are two primary methods with respect to how systems should operate: batch-based entry and real-time entry. This article will provide a synopsis of each method and ... Read the Blog

Often times, you will see companies in the government contracting space that list a large array of NAICS codes under which they are qualified to perform services or sell products - but could a lack ... Read the Blog

A word of advice - be sure you know the rules promulgated by the Federal Acquisition Regulations and Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) when you are a government contractor that conducts transactions ... Read the Blog

Is your company financially healthy? Just as an EKG measures your heart's performance, indicating overall health, key financial indicators measure your company's financial well being. Check out these ... Read the Blog

A common misconception among executives is that hiring a candidate for their accounting department with prior experience with the accounting software package of record is a 'top of list' priority. ... Read the Blog

Time and money are two big factors when it comes to Bid protests. Learn all about what a Bid Protest is and whether or not your company should file one. Read the Blog

Like any other Federal agency, the DCAA divides and sub-divides their regulations into categories filled with restrictions. One of the areas that draw the most concern from private companies is ... Read the Blog

One of the most valuable members of your team is probably not who you think it is. As much as any other individual in your organization, a superior HR manager can help make or break your ... Read the Blog