DCAA Consulting is here to present the government contractors with accounting quick books. It is true that government contract accounting can prove to be rather complex and will require unique expertise and some years of practical experience. Most of the smaller contractors in here will be using Quick Books as accounting system and a realistic option. Even though Quick Books is one excellent accounting system for smaller businesses, it requires some adjustments to match up with requirements of DCAA and FAR. To make the services easier and promising, this center is ready to help as part of their dcaa accounting services.

Smaller business contractors will mostly lack the government contract based accounting expertise. So, they always end up struggling to complete the accounting in complaint manner. Smaller business contractors will eventually come across employee commercial accounts, bookkeepers or CPA. This approach will mostly fall short of such requirements causing some substantial risk to the businesses. It might even cause contractor to incur substantial costs in their corrective action for preparing the right accounting records for upcoming DCAA audits.

In a recent press conference, the leading spokesperson of this company was heard saying, “After addressing surveys under SF 1408, we have taken our experiences to cover accounting under Quick Book solution for the smaller business contractors now. With our 28 years of experience in the field of government contract accounting, DCAA audits and FAR permits to provide government based DCAA accounting to perform various accounting tasks using Quick Books.”

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About the company:

DCAA Consulting is a reliable government accounting based company with 28 years of experience in DCAA audit and incurred cost submission.
Name: DCAA Consulting
Address: Edward D. Moore, dcaaConsulting LLC
Phone Number: 336-880-9040
Email ID: [email protected]
Website: http://www.dcaaconsulting.com