Advisory

New Year’s Resolution #10: I will correctly account for my protest costs

At a glance The full story: In our 9th New Year’s Resolution, we addressed what the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)…

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New Year’s Resolution #9: I will rock around the unallowable clock

At a glance The full story: As we turn the page on a new year, companies have finalized their time…

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New Year’s Resolution #8: I will remember that employee bonuses are allocable and allowable

At a glance The full story: Per the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), employee bonuses are allocable and allowable. The catch…

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New Year’s Resolution #7: I will take advantage of the SBA’s increased size standards

At a glance The full story: The government offers a variety of small business preference programs that enable small businesses…

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New Year’s Resolution #6: I will be floor check ready

At a glance The full story: All companies with government defense contracts may be subject to DCAA (Defense Contracting Audit…

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New Year’s Resolution #4: Do we need an intermediate allocation in our FY23 cost structure?

At a glance The full story: Asking a few questions can help government contractors determine whether or not adding an…

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New Year’s Resolution #2: I will correctly account for my overhead costs

At a glance Schedule a consultation with Aprio today. The full story: Doing business with the government requires contractors who…

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New Year’s Resolution #1: I will correctly account for my fringe benefit costs

At a glance Schedule a consultation with Aprio today. The full story: Doing business with the government requires contractors who…

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Considering Risks to Your Benefit Plan

For any organization, one of the key components of internal control is how the organization identifies threats to the organization,…

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Challenges with Rehired Employees in Retirement Plans

The treatment of rehired employees in retirement benefit plans can be confusing. The main issue most plan sponsors face is…

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