Small businesses are critical to the economy of the United States. Their performance as innovators and job creators consistently outperforms their larger corporate counterparts. In fact, in the post-recession years spanning mid-2009 to mid-2013, approximately 60 percent of net new jobs were created by companies with fewer than 500 employees. The federal government is committed to supporting small businesses, taking steps to ensure that contracts are awarded to companies of all sizes, not just major corporations.
Cybersecurity guidance and requirements for government contractors continue to evolve and will have a big impact on.
Federal contractors face critical challenges in aligning accounting methodologies with the demands of the comparatively.
Over the last year we've received an increased number of inquiries from government contractors interested in.
A DCAA audit includes a real-time labor evaluation to determine the accuracy of labor charges in regard to contracts,.
As a small government contractor you may be stretched for accounting resources, and if this is your first contract,.
Your first government contract can be a rewarding experience, but what happens when you find out you need extra help.
