Are you preparing your NIH Phase I Grant Proposal? In this blog, we show you the best and simplest way to prepare your budget and create financial flexibility.

Your actual indirect rates aren't static. Every day, month or quarter there will be some kind of change. Learn what these fluctuations can mean and how to manage them in this informative blog from the SBIR accounting experts at Jameson & Company.

Your SF-425 or Federal Financial Report could lead to Uniform Guidance Audit findings. In the 4th blog in our UGA series, we discuss this essential report and how to avoid trouble.

Learn why a FAR-compliant Job Cost Report is critical to your Phase I award, and how to set a report up and read it in this informative blog.

Staying FAR-compliant is pivotal to your government award. This in-depth guide details what needs to be done and by whom, while providing actionable steps and explanations.

You may have heard about the Uniform Guidance Audit, but does your government grant require one? The first blog in our 7-part UGA series starts at the beginning and gives you all the information you need.

In this Q&A with one of our government award accounting experts, we talk Fringe rates, F&A rates and give you the information and tips necessary to get them right.

NIH grants come with Uniform Guidance Audits. During this audit, your internal controls will be tested for FAR compliance. The 3rd blog in our UGA series details the keys areas your auditor will investigate and how to avoid findings.