One of the most complex and confusing elements associated with selling goods and services internationally is ensuring compliance with export control laws. In this webinar, our panelists will discuss the export controls laws that could apply to government contractors – even those who do not physically export their products overseas. Please join our host, DHG’s Bill Walter and his guests Timothy O’Toole, Brian Fleming and Alex...

The words "Cost Accounting Standards" (CAS) should not strike fear into the hearts of government contractors. If you are a small business considering the impact of a transition to CAS covered contracting or if you already have CAS covered contracts and would like to improve your understanding of the CAS attend this webinar. Please join DHG's Mike Mardesich and Brad Tress as they provide an overview of the CAS and best practices to ensure you m...

Organizations seeking a CMMC Maturity Level greater than 1 are expected to implement incident response processes and practices that demonstrate their ability to detect, report, analyze, and triage cyber incidents. In this webinar, DHG is excited to welcome Paul Ihme of cybersecurity firm Soteria LLC to discuss how to establish and execute a robust Cyber Security Incident Response Plan to meet CMMC requirements, including integration with Manag...

It is almost time! For those contractors required to submit an Incurred Cost Submission (ICS) with fiscal years ending December 31, your submission is due on June 30. Topics include: A walk-through of the ICS Detailed preparation tips for each required schedule Common preparation mistakes Common inadequacy findings and remediation techniques Common audit findings and remediation techniques Current regulatory conditions How to report the impact...

The tax rules during the pandemic are clearly in flux as tax advisors and business owners work to strategize how to maximize different tax planning opportunities. Government contractors should be considering how to maximize tax credit opportunities to reduce their tax burden while weighing the impact on cost allowability and reimbursement. Please join DHG's Liz McKnight and Bill Walter as they discuss tax credits available to companies that se...

When preparing for CMMC certification, Defense Contractors must have firm grasp on Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), which is the focus of CMMC requirements. Questions about identification, marking, and handling requirements remain, and many contractors are unclear on whether or not CUI truly exists in their environment as part of their contract. DHG GovCon is pleased to welcome Dr. Rosemary Helton, author of DoD's internal guidance o...

Has your company has been required to submit an Incurred Cost Submission (ICS) for the first time or would you like to find out more about the submission requirements? Are you aware of the ICS reporting impacts of Payroll Protection Program (PPP) Loans, PPP Loan forgiveness, Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act - Paid Leave (Section 3610), and the Employee Retention Credit (Section 2301)? Join Mike Mardesich and Brad Tres...

How will government contractors be impacted by the new administration? Based on some of President Biden's initial Executive Orders issued, we can expect a significant focus for the administration will be on protecting the workforce. Some of the President's initial appointments made were to the Department of Labor, the agency that has oversight authority over many aspects of how government contractors do business. Please join DHG's Bill Walter...

Overheads, loads, add-ons, burdens, indirect costs, allocations, wraps... What do they all mean? Successful government contractors are able to navigate the sea of indirect rate complexities while complying with regulations, maintaining cost and delivering for their customer. Please join DHG's Mike Mardesich and Brad Tress as they tackle the essentials for understanding indirect costs and associated requirements. Some of the topics to be addres...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced that it recovered only $2.2 billion under the False Claims Act (FCA) in fiscal year 2020 – the lowest of any year in the past decade. But with a new administration, the introduction of new laws, and trillions in new federal spending to support the economy – there is little doubt that 2021 will produce a significant increase in procurement fraud enforcement across the Nation. How mi...