DCAA AUDIT HOT TOPICS - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AS YOU ENTER 2017

This event qualifies for 1 CPEs

OVERVIEW

Thousands of contractors are subject to routine audits by DCAA every year. This webinar will focus on the highlights relative to DCAA audits, compliance and updates in 2016 that you need to know heading into 2017.

Industry experts will address recent legislation and rules impacting government contracting as well as provide valuable DCAA audit guidance and strategies to mitigate potential setbacks.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

The Webinar is intended for professionals in the areas of:

Accounting or Finance
Compliance or Internal Audit
Program or Contract Management
In-house Counsel

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Upon completion of this webinar, participants should be aware of recent legislative, regulatory and DCAA audit guidance actions affecting government contract compliance and identify challenges that may be in store for 2017.

This webinar will provide some insight to 2017 and highlight changes in the past year. It is the first of an ongoing quarterly DCAA update provided to you by JAMIS Software Solutions and Federal Publications Seminars.

ACCREDITATION INFORMATION
This program will be submitted for CPE accreditation, but has not yet been approved by NASBA or our accreditation partner, West LegalEdcenter. More information to follow after the webinar has taken place

Speaker and Presenter Information

Craig Stetson

Managing Director/Government Contract Regulatory Compliance Practice, Capital Edge Consulting

Craig Stetson has over 25 years of direct experience in government contract accounting, pricing, subcontract management, regulatory and federal contract compliance, business system implementation, and internal control oversight. His industry experience includes aerospace and defense, manufacturing, construction, architecture and engineering, information and communications, higher education, and not-for-profits.

Craig is experienced in a wide range of cost accounting and regulatory compliance matters related to government contracts and grants, including claims preparation and negotiation; cost allowability; application of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and OMB Circular requirements; accounting and business systems assessment related to government contract compliance requirements, internal control sufficiency and overall self-governance; cost estimating, accounting and auditing of federal contracts and grants; and, application and interpretation of Cost Accounting Standards (CAS).

Prior to joining Capital Edge, Craig was a director at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, Navigant Consulting, and KPMG. He began his career as an auditor for the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA).