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DCAA Audit Readiness

Cost accounting and audit preparation

Cost-reimbursement contracts and large fixed-price awards trigger DCAA scrutiny on your accounting system, indirect rates, and incurred cost submissions. We bring CPA-led audit experience to the work, not just compliance theater.

Most consultants come from one side of the table. Our principal led financial audits at KPMG and BDO and now sits on the contractor side. The accounting system DCAA needs to see is the one we already know how to build.

Outcomes, not deliverables

What you walk away with

01

Pass your accounting system adequacy review

A DCAA-compliant chart of accounts, timekeeping, and indirect rate structure that survives the SF 1408 review.

02

File incurred cost submissions on time and clean

ICE-model submissions that reconcile to your books and avoid the most common DCAA questioned-cost categories.

03

Defend your indirect rates under audit

Pool and base structures designed so your fringe, overhead, and G&A rates hold up when DCAA tests them.

Services we deliver

Inside a DCAA Audit Readiness engagement

  • Accounting system adequacy review (SF 1408)
  • Indirect rate structure design and forward pricing
  • Incurred cost submission (ICE) preparation
  • Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) compliance
  • DCAA audit defense and questioned cost response
Frameworks and standards

What we work against

FAR Part 31 CAS 401-420 DCAA Contract Audit Manual SF 1408 DFARS 252.242-7006

How We Engage

Three paths into the work, sequenced to where you are in the acquisition cycle.

Read before we walk in the door

The practitioner guide to DCAA Audit Readiness

Our principal documents the methodology we bring to every engagement on josefkamara.com. Same playbook, in public, free.

Read the guide
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Anonymized work, on request

  • SAM.gov UEI ZT3FHUTFA8P1
  • CAGE Code 9UKZ3
  • Credentials CPA · CISSP · CISA
  • Status Minority-Owned SB

Need to be DCAA-ready by your next contract?

A scoping call covers your current accounting system, the contracts that will trigger audit, and the gap between today and adequacy. We close the gap on a timeline you can budget.

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