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WHY DO I NEED TO SUBMIT AN INCURRED COST PROPOSAL?
Contractors with Cost type and T&M contracts are required to submit an incurred cost proposal because indirect provisional billing rates, based on estimates, are used to charge the contract throughout the fiscal year. Actual costs incurred, calculated at the end of the contractor's fiscal year, maybe different that the estimated indirect rates. Thus, the purpose of the Incurred Cost Proposal is to “true up” the actual indirect costs to the indirect costs rates billed throughout the year. Our experts have helped contractors prepare incurred cost submissions and can help your small business prepare and submit yours at an affordable cost. As a reminder, your incurred cost proposal is required per the Allowable Cost and Payment clause of your contract within six months of a contractor’s fiscal year.

Audit Support
Facing an audit can be a daunting experience, but with our comprehensive audit support services, you can navigate the process with confidence and peace of mind. Our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way, providing expert assistance to ensure a smooth and successful audit outcome. Our past experience as government auditors demystifies the auditing
process. Knowing what the auditor is requesting is crucial in providing adequate support. Our first-hand knowledge of well-known accounting software allows us to gather information supporting the submission. Once
the audit is underway, we can perform as your representative to the auditor. Whether we put together your submission or not, we can adequately support
your audit

Financial Accounting
Financial counseling is a valuable resource for individuals seeking to improve their financial health. provides guidance on budgeting, debt management, and investment strategies, empowering clients to make informed decisions. With a focus on personalized solutions, financial
counselors help individuals set achievable goals and develop actionable plans to reach them. Whether you're facing financial challenges or planning for the future, financial counseling can offer the support you need to navigate your financial journey.

Bookkeeping
Maintaining accurate and up-to-date financial records is essential for the success of any business, but it can also be time-consuming and complex. Our comprehensive bookkeeping services are designed to streamline your financial management processes, allowing you to focus on what you do best – growing your business. We have experience with Deltek, Jamis, and Quickbooks

Cost Accounting
Effective cost accounting is essential for any organization seeking to improve financial performance. At CSC group, we specialize in providing support that optimizes your cost accounting practices. Our expert team evaluates your current methodologies and identifies areas for
enhancement. We work collaboratively with your organization to implement best practices that align with your strategic objectives. By refining your cost accounting processes, we help achieve greater accuracy in your financial reporting, support informed decision-making and enhance you overall financial health. Experience the difference with our tailored approach to cost accounting support.

Contract Management
Contract management is the process of managing contract creation, execution and analysis to maximize operational and financial performance at an organization, all while reducing financial risk. Organizations encounter an ever-increasing amount of pressure to reduce costs and improve company performance. Contract management proves to be a very time-consuming element of business, which facilitates the need for an effective and automated contract management system. Contracts are filled with legalese and difficult-to-parse phrasing, making it more the domain of lawyers than entrepreneurs. That is where contract managers come in, helping to sort through the documents required and ensure agreements are airtight.

Contract Closeouts
A Contract Closeout occurs when a contract has
met all the terms of a contract and all administrative
actions have been completed, all disputes settled,
and final payment has been made. This includes
those administrative actions that are contractually
required; i.e. property, security, patents and
royalties. Timely and proper contract closeout:
● Ensures all invoices are paid
● Reduces the burden on industry
● Mitigates risking losing funds to interest payments
● Ensure agencies remain compliant with the Prompt Payment Act (5 CFR Part 1315 )
● Deobligates remaining funds
● Creates archived contract files in accordance
with FAR 4.805
● Reduces the number of open contract files needing management
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