The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) of 2012 set into motion a limit on the executive pay issue relative to government contractors. The NDAA resulted in an interim rule 78 FR 38535. Initially...
David Letterman has a popular segment every night on his show of the day's Top Ten list. Most of the time it is a funny look at some current event, like the Top Ten things a President might say in a...
With the re-authorization of the SBIR/STTR program in the 2012 Defense Authorization Bill, there are now more requirements on awardees relative to commercializing their work. The problem of translating a...
It is surprising to me how the word audit can create such fear in people. I think either a previous bad experience or just hearing of someone else having a bad experience in an audit probably fuel that...
Many times a small business may be working on a government contract and they may not realize they are working on a government contract since they are not contracting directly with the government. This...
If you are like me, a picture is worth a thousand words, and a moving picture is worth a thousand pictures. I am visually oriented and I think many people in today’s world are the same way. Some of us...
I often hear people say they want to buy accounting software that is “DCAA Approved”. Or sometimes they say that they need an accounting system that is “DCAA Approved”. This is a bit of a misnomer. First...
I watched a Bloomberg webinar earlier this week about the fourth quarter spending plans for the US Government. I’ve always known that there is usually money left over in the budget that ends up being...