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Exclusive Webinar on January 25, 2012: The Top Three Finance and Accounting Issues for Government Contractors for 2012

Schedule a Microsoft Dynamics NAV for Government Contractors Demo

Exclusive Webinar on January 25, 2012: The Top Three Finance and Accounting Issues for Government Contractors for 2012

Sajeev Malaveetil and Andrew Stowe of Argy's Business Consulting Group will join PVBS for a discussion on the top three finance and accounting issues facing government contractors in 2012. Learn more on the free January 25 webinar, 2pm EST. Click here to register.

Business Systems – Accounting Systems and Beyond: In 2011, the Defense Acquisition Regulation Council issued the much anticipated interim rule on Business Systems. It is expected that the interim rule will go final in 2012. In addition, DCMA and DCMA intend to issue their respective guidance on Business System audits and approval determinations during the year. In addition to defining the Business Systems requirements, the applicability of each system and the criteria for approved systems, the relatively new rule establishes regulatory requirements for withholds in situations where contractors are found not to have approved systems. The withhold provisions may have significant impact on contractors found to have deficiencies within their systems. As such, it is important for contractors to understand the new criteria and how they will be assessed.
The New and Improved DCAA – Armed and Ready for 2012: We don’t have a crystal ball, but based on recent audits, publications and DCAA guidance we can venture to guess what DCAA’s audit focus will be in 2012. Guided by a new directive and aided with new regulations, the DCAA will audit contractors in new and improved manner. What can contractors expect as it relates to 2012 audit activity?
Terminations – Prepare for (what may be) the Inevitable: As uncertainties continue to linger regarding the 2012 Government budget (and beyond) one thing remains clear – certain programs will come to end. Contractors across all agencies should be prepared for the possibility of terminations. Part of the preparation is ensuring contract accounting and reporting requirements are current, up to date and flexible enough to enable a contractor to submit a compliant and accurate termination claim that would allow for maximum recovery of costs in the unfortunate event of a termination.

This special webinar is intended for companies that provide services, sell products, or conduct manufacturing projects to the Federal Government and need to optimize contract utilization. Business owners, CFO’s, COO’s, and finance, accounting, and operations managers are encouraged to attend.

Title: The Top Three Finance and Accounting Issues for Government Contractors for 2012

Date: Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT

Space is limited.

Reserve your Webinar seat now by registering here.

Schedule a Microsoft Dynamics NAV for Government Contractors Demo

PVBS is excited to demonstrate the full scope of functionality of Dynamics NAV to business owners, CEOs, COOs, CFOs, program managers, accounting and operations professionals at government contractors looking for a fully DCAA compliant financial management solution. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is an ERP, project accounting, and financial management solution in use by tens of thousands of companies around the world. It is the premier Microsoft solution for Government Contractor Project Accounting and Financial Management.

Dynamics NAV is fully compliant with Federal Government contracting guidelines (FAR, CAS) and meets the needs of contractors that have out-grown their lower-end, smaller company accounting systems such as QuickBooks or Deltek GCS Premier. It is fully DCAA compliant. You will be impressed by how the Microsoft Dynamics NAV solution can help you improve your organization's financial and program management.
At the demonstration, we will address the following:

Microsoft Executive Dashboard/Business Analytics:
Use the executive dashboard to take the pulse of your business, including tracking new bookings, backlog, and contract completion percentages

Project Accounting:
A DCAA-compliant solution that handles the most unique reporting requirements

Microsoft Integration:
See how Dynamics NAV integrates with the other Microsoft technologies you’ve invested in, such as SharePoint, Office, CRM, and Exchange.

To schedule a demo, send an email to michelle.poggi@pvbs.net, call 703.391.0977, or click here.