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By Alfonso Aguilera, Co-founder & CEO
A founder case study on making DCAA compliance affordable for small government contractors, through the CPA channel and without leaving QuickBooks.
Read on SaaS Browser ↗A WiseCost case study on the blog of its intellectual-property firm
How WiseCost built audit-ready labor distribution on top of QuickBooks Online, reconciled to the penny, with a reversible, traceable trail.
Read on Xsensus ↗Educational articles WiseCost publishes with its CPA partner, Wendroff & Associates, CPA: plain-language guidance for small contractors, authored and reviewed by people who do this work.
The warning signs a contractor has outgrown its accounting setup (a new cost-type contract, a slow close, labor distribution breaking down in spreadsheets) and how to plan the upgrade before it becomes urgent.
Read on Wendroff & Associates, CPA ↗The gaps a CPA finds most often in a contractor's QuickBooks setup (missing labor distribution, time tracked in spreadsheets, leave charged to the wrong pool) and why each one is fixable.
Read on Wendroff & Associates, CPA ↗A foundational guide to structuring a DCAA-compliant chart of accounts: separating direct and indirect costs, building cost pools, and passing SF-1408, with a downloadable template.
Read on Wendroff & Associates, CPA ↗