DCAA Compliance Simplified

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Government contractors are audited by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (“DCAA”) to ensure compliance with federal regulations regarding proper financial management.

Compliance failure may result in preclusion from future government contracts, preclusion from teaming arrangements with other contractors, or even blocked payments for in-progress or completed contracts.

Common challenges to DCAA compliance

Accurate Timekeeping

Employee time must be tracked accurately and in real time. Timesheets must be reviewed and verified by supervisors regularly. Any delays or inaccuracies can result in discrepancies, which will be flagged during an audit.
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Cost Allocation Issues

The DCAA has stringent rules on cost allocation between direct and indirect categories and most accounting systems are not designed to handle the detailed cost allocation required by DCAA. Moreover, regulations and contract requirements may change, which require on-going adjustments to cost allocation practices.
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Proper Documentation

Government contractors are required to maintain detailed record keeping and documentation that is organized and readily accessible for audits. The sheer volume of records that needs to be tracked and organized is overwhelming, especially for small businesses.
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System Integration

Incompatible systems can result in discrepancies between timekeeping and payroll data, which can result in compliance issues.
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The biggest benefit of using WrkPlan for us has been its strong enforcement of compliance. The timekeeping system seamlessly integrates into the invoicing and AR processes, creating a smooth workflow where everything is accounted for properly.
Richard J. Cresswel
President, Chief Financial Officer

SYSTOLIC, Inc.
Turn compliance into an asset with WrkPlan
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