Marcelle Green

Pass, Fail, or Adapt? How to Respond to Changing DCAA Audit Rules

In the past year the DCAA has changed the "grading scale" when it comes to the auditing of accounting systems. The evaluation now operates on a pass or fail basis, with no exceptions. To make matters even worse for government contractors, auditors no long... Read >

Is Your Website Working for You?

By now, we're all aware of how important online marketing is to a business' success. It's also incredibly important to realize that your online reputation begins and ends with your corporate website. So how do you design your website to give you the m... Read >

Managing Cash Flow is Your Key to Success.

Proper cash flow management is not just about the movement of cash into and out of your business. It is also about making sure that there is enough money to pay your employees, suppliers, taxes, and handle other expenses. Simply generating revenue th... Read >

Network Your Way to Success

Everyone you interact with has the potential to help grow your business. It doesn't matter the industry you're in, in order to achieve success, you must have an effective method for reaching those potential partners. For many businesses, that method is ... Read >

As Fed’s Spending Grows, So Does Your Opportunity for More Work

So you've shifted your business in hopes of winning more federal government contracts. Makes sense. The U.S. government is the world's largest customer. Despite these economic times, the federal government continues to spend money. In fact, it is be... Read >

Surviving the DCAA-What You Must Know

In Fiscal Year 2000, the Defense Contract Audit Agency audited nearly $200 billion in government contracts. Why were these audits conducted? To ensure the proper handling of taxpayer funds by government appointed contractors. According to a 2008 Bost... Read >

DCAA Audits? Be Prepared.

The United States Recovery Act of 2009 set forth a path for America to create jobs and stimulate local economies. By offering contracts to "shovel ready" companies, the government intends to rebuild roads, bridges and begin other construction jobs that ca... Read >

A New Look At Budget Setting

Wouldn't it be nice to be able to predict the future? Especially in an economic recession similar to the one we are in today? No one likes the unknown. It's scary and daunting and if anyone asks what lies ahead for your company, wouldn't you like to be ... Read >

Stimulate Your Small Business with Obama’s Stimulus Package

Like the pot of gold at the end of the recession rainbow, Obama's stimulus package, also known as The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, could be the solution to businesses far and wide, small and large, in the current economic situation. ... Read >

Recession Proof Your Business

In the current, dreary economic climate, your business can still stay dry and even grow but, it will take smart decisions and counter-intuitive thinking. With many companies trimming resources and even filing for bankruptcy, now is the time to maximize re... Read >

7 Advantages of Double Entry Bookkeeping

In the world of bookkeeping, there are two different systems commonly used by businesses, big and small, to record financial transactions. They are single-entry and double-entry bookkeeping. Both systems "get the job done," but it depends on what your p... Read >