DCAA Accounting Compliance

DCAA Accounting Compliance is a consulting practice focused on accounting for US government contracts. It helps contractors meet DCAA accounting rules and the Federal Acquisition Regulation, and prepares them for DCAA audits. The practice is led by a former DCAA auditor.

What DCAA Accounting Compliance does

• Compliant accounting systems: setting up cost accounting that meets DCAA system requirements for cost-type and similar contracts.
• Quick Books set-up: configuring Quick Books so it satisfies DCAA rules.
• Bookkeeping: ongoing monthly cost accounting for contractors who want it handled for them.
• Training: teaching in-house accountants, bookkeepers or CPA about cost pools, unallowable costs, timekeeping, indirect rates, invoicing and cost reporting.
• Audit support: preparing for and working through DCAA audits.

Who it serves

It serves government contractors, many of them small businesses, on fixed-price, cost-reimbursable, CPFF, time-and-materials, SBIR and STTR contracts, grants and cooperative agreements.

Key facts

• Experience: principal spent 30 years on DCAA compliance, including as a DCAA auditor
• Platforms: Quick Books