What Do Government Contractors Need to Know about DCAA?

DCAA compliance is an essential component of government contract administration. The key for government contractors is to know what rules and regulations they are subject to, implement the necessary processes to ensure compliance, and maintain that compliance.

2022-08-09T08:54:26-04:00August 9, 2022|Categories: Government Contracting|Tags: |

How to Register a Charity in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina

Starting a nonprofit often requires registering with the state before the organization can fundraise. States like Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina all have different rules and requirements for nonprofit registration.

2025-07-30T13:03:20-04:00August 4, 2022|Categories: Not-for-Profit, Tax: Exempt Organizations|Tags: , |

Work Opportunity Tax Credit Can Help Construction Contractors in the War for Talent

Amid the labor shortage, construction contractors can recruit from certain targeted groups that traditionally face barriers to employment. In return, they can claim the Work Opportunity Tax Credit.

2022-08-02T08:35:50-04:00August 2, 2022|Categories: Construction and Real Estate|Tags: , |

Top Programs for Winning Government Contracts: A Smaller Contractor’s Resource

The Federal government uses special programs to help small businesses win at least 23 percent of all federal contracting dollars each year. Small businesses should take advantage of these programs to give them a competitive edge in the government contracting arena.

2022-07-26T16:03:06-04:00July 26, 2022|Categories: Government Contracting, Small Business|Tags: |

Virginia School Tax Credit Program Offers 65 Percent Tax Credit to Individual and Business Donors

Virginia’s tax credit education scholarship program saw its funding fully restored in the new state budget. The EISTC program allows eligible donors to claim a 65% tax credit against five state taxes.

2022-12-21T08:40:28-05:00July 25, 2022|Categories: Not-for-Profit, Tax: Business, Tax: Individual|Tags: |

What’s Going on at the IRS? Problems and Steps to Improve Service

2021 was described as the worst year ever for the IRS. Several compounding problems, exacerbated by COVID-19, led to a historic backlog. Now, the agency is taking steps to improve service.

2022-07-19T08:34:19-04:00July 19, 2022|Categories: Employee Benefit Plans, Not-for-Profit, Tax: Business, Tax: Exempt Organizations|Tags: |

Proven Tactics Tech Companies Can Use to Win Government Contracts

Should you accept government work if you are a technology firm? Yes, if you want to increase your revenue. Here are some tried-and-true tactics for winning government contracts that will help tech businesses succeed in the extremely competitive business world.

2022-07-12T14:11:22-04:00July 12, 2022|Categories: Government Contracting|Tags: |

HITRUST Certification Just Became More Affordable

HITRUST was once considered by many small and medium-sized businesses to be out of reach due to an exorbitant price tag. But there are new cost-effective options companies can leverage to increase their transparency, integrity, and reliability.

2024-01-25T09:48:33-05:00July 7, 2022|Categories: Cybersecurity, Healthcare, Risk Advisory|Tags: , , |

Service Centers – A Multi-Purpose Management and Allocation Tool

Learn about service centers and cost allocation methods, specifically direct allocation and step allocation, that can help you understand the "true" cost of your products and services so you can price them for a profitable return.

2022-06-23T14:31:15-04:00June 21, 2022|Categories: Accounting, Government Contracting|Tags: , |
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