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Benefits of a Virtual CFO
Benefits of a Virtual CFO Gone are the days where large businesses, with what seems like infinite funds, are the only ones needing CFOs. Most businesses, regardless of size, can benefit from the expertise of a CFO. They can guide and steer your business in the right...
Pre-Award Survey Failures
Pre-Award Survey Failures As a government contractor, you are all too familiar with the importance of being compliant. One of the many requirements, you face is to have an accounting system that complies with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). This is especially...
Advertising & Public Relations Costs
Advertising and Public Relations Costs The investment in advertising and public relations costs is one many business owners are willing to make. These costs often provide a return on investment, ultimately helping to grow your business. As a government contractor...
5 Reasons to Outsource Your Accounting
5 Reasons to Outsource Your Accounting As a business owner, working long hours is something you are all too familiar with. You are responsible for managing the day-to-day activities, while simultaneously growing your business. You feel there are just not enough hours...
Indirect Costs: Overhead vs G&A
Indirect Costs: Overhead vs G&A As a government contractor, have you ever sat there and thought to yourself, 'Gee it would be so much easier not having to worry about the allocation of all my business' costs?' Surely, you are not the only one. Being compliant with...
Incurred Cost Submission Common Problems
Common Problems for the Incurred Cost Submissions The Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) requires government contractors with certain contracts to submit an incurred cost submission (ICS). FAR 52.216-7 requires contractors who have time and material...
Why Budgets are Important for Businesses
Mention the word budget to most business owners, and instantly their hands become clammy. Budgets often get a bad rap because planning one can be a tedious task. However, the benefits of a budget, far out-weigh, the dread many associate with the word. A budget...
Working Capital & Liabilities
Working capital is the difference between a company’s current assets and its current liabilities. Current assets include cash, inventory, receivables, and other assets which are expected to be turned into cash within one (1) year. Current liabilities include accounts...
Payroll Expenses & Job Cost Allocations
Payroll allocation is important for government contractors because government contractors must follow special FAR guidelines in their accounting. The Federal Acquisition Regulation, or FAR, are regulations that set the rules that the...