DCAA COMPLIANCE BLOG

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It's May 15th. Have You Started Your Incurred Cost Proposal Yet?

If your Small Business had a Cost Reimbursable type contract in 2018, yourIncurred Cost Proposal / ICE Submissionis due 6 months after the end of your FY (per FAR 52.216-7).

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Free QuickBooks DCAA Compliance Reviews for Government Contractors

If your small business contracts with the Department of Defense and it has been several years since your last DCAA audit, how do you know whether or not your accounting system (not just your software), is...

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Success in Government Contracting – It’s More Than Just Direct Work

Most small business government contractors and grantees are understandably focused on things like their direct work, avoiding a DCAA audit, or just delivering product &/or CDRL’s. Running a successful,...

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DCAA ICE Submission Due Date Approaching

ReliAscent would like to remind contractors that if you had a Cost Reimbursable type contract in 2018, your Incurred Cost Proposal / ICE Submission is due 6 months after the end of your FY (per FAR...

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DCAA Compliant Accounting System Requirements - Understanding the SF1408

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When a Small Business contracts with the Department of Defense, NASA, or the Department of Homeland Security (and potentially other agencies), they are often required to have a DCAA compliant accounting...

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DCAA Accounting System Requirements

ReliAscent Releases our First White Paper of 2019: "Capped Indirect Rates - Friend or Foe?"

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ReliAscent® is proud to announce the release of our first white paper of 2019, written by our own Account Executive, Dave Donley. This paper explores Capped Indirect Rates, and was recently featured in...

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