Multi-segment corporations play a significant role in government contracting, leveraging diverse capabilities across industries. However, the structure of having multiple segments report to a centralized home office isn't limited to large corporations. Contractors offering a mix of commercial and government products or services can benefit from segmenting these lines of business with centralized management and shared services. While this structure provides operational advantages, it also introduces unique compliance challenges under government contracting regulations. In this session, we'll start with an overview of regulatory requirements and guidance for cost accounting in multi-segment and home office settings, then explore the benefits and challenges of multi-segment structures in government contracting. By the end, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of:  Definitions of segments and home offices in government contracting  FAR and CAS requirements related to multi-segment and home office cost accounting  Operational benefits of multi-segment structures  Compliance challenges associated with multi-segment accounting Learning Objectives: Upon completing this webinar, participants will be able to identify key compliance requirements for multi-segment corporations in government contracting and apply best practices for structuring segments and home offices to align with regulatory standards.

Don't miss the opportunity to become an expert in navigating the complexities of FAR 31.201 with our comprehensive webinar, tailored specifically around Unallowable Costs! Here's why you should grab your virtual seat:  Demystify FAR 31.201: Get an in-depth walkthrough of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) that governs Unallowable Costs.  Comprehend Unallowable Costs: Obtain a clear-cut understanding of what constitutes Unallowable Costs and why they matter to you.  Classify Unallowable Expenses: We'll take you through the various types of Unallowable Costs, providing the knowledge to identify them with ease.  Master Accounting Practices: Learn the ropes of properly accounting for Unallowable Costs, ensuring your organization's financial compliance.  Avoid Costly Mistakes: Uncover potential penalties and safeguard your organization by staying ahead of compliance issues related to Unallowable Costs.  Audit with Confidence: Gain valuable insights into the auditing process of Unallowable Costs to help streamline your company's operations. This webinar is an invaluable investment for those looking to refine their accounting skills, ensure compliance in their financial reporting, and steer clear of the hurdles associated with Unallowable Costs. Make sure to reserve your spot now-your expertise is just a webinar away!

Subchapter E, General Contracting Requirements provides the base for fiscal standard principles, procedures, administration, taxes, and contract financing. This section also deals with patents, data, and copyrights; bonds and insurance; and protests, disputes, and appeals. This session will address cost accounting, payments, certifications, issues of compliance and non-compliance, and contract modifications as laid down in Part 52. Learning Objectives (After this webinar you will have learned) - How Intellectual Property must be protected. - How Cost control is mandatory. - How Cost control standards must be uniform. - How Disputes are common and must be settled.

Establishing the foundations of FAR Part 31, we'll examine the applicability, accounting, and allowability requirements -- What they are and when they are triggered. The session with culminate with the two sets of rules -- expressly unallowable and conditionally allowable costs - and they're related directly associated costs. Finally, we'll look at the 6 "reserved" cost principles. Specifically, FAR 31.201 through FAR 31.204 will be examined.

March 19, Noon-1:00 pm ET - FAR Part 30, Cost Accounting Standards and Admin - This is Session 9 of the Foundations of the FAR webinar series. This session will cover Part 30 - Cost Accounting Standards Administration. Presenter William Keating will discuss how CAS applicability works within the framework of the FAR including requirements in certain contracts. Part 30 This part describes policies and procedures for applying the Cost Accounting Standards Board (CASB) rules and regulations to negotiated contracts and subcontracts. This part does not apply to sealed bid contracts or to any contract with a small business concern. Earn CPE Credits if You Attend the Live Session CPE credits for attendees are subject to participation and approval by the governing boards.