Kurt Schlicker, CPA

Unique loan treatment of CSLFR Funds have proved very tricky for government entities. Here is further clarification on the Treasury’s posted FAQs and guidance for compliance.

It’s important to avoid common reporting mistakes in your single audit. But if you do make a few, you’ll want to know how to remedy them.

One of the most confusing areas of federal grant compliance is subrecipient monitoring. When it comes to the difference between a contractor and subrecipient, the devil’s in the details.

In this installment of our Common Single Audit Findings and Remediation Series, we take a look at the importance of—and missteps in—subrecipient monitoring.

Federal compliance can be tricky to navigate. The first step to understand your compliance requirements and what you need to prepare.

In the newest addition to our Single Audit Series, we take a look at why seeming simplicity of program income compliance is often misleading.

In the newest installment of our Common Single Audit Findings and Remediation Series, we discuss the importance of implementing a proper procurement policy.

Writing a lengthy procedure document may be tedious, but a good policy design is the key to compliance.

When it comes to compliance requirements, period of performance may seem simple, but there are a few pitfalls that must be avoided along the way.

In this installment of our Common Single Audit Findings and Remediation Series, we discuss the three distinct parts that make up Requirement “G.”

Here is a review of the requirements of equipment and real property management to help you avoid potential compliance and control findings.

Eligibility is a compliance requirement that is not found in every grant and the likelihood for errors increases when it is applicable. Here are some common errors related to eligibility and what can be done to prevent them.

While cash management can be easy, there are a few key details that some organizations need to remember to avoid findings that could have otherwise been easily prevented.

Understanding requirements in the Compliance Supplement, Code of Federal Regulations, and grant award is incredibly important to ensure proper grant compliance.