WEBINAR

Join CohnReznick’s experienced government contracting professionals for insights on accounting system audits and how to survive after a mock accounting system assessment. The presenters will also recommend practical strategies for interpreting mock findings, prioritizing fixes, and transforming short‑term corrections into long‑term, audit‑ready processes. 

Designed for government contractors, topics to be discussed include: 

• Discuss accounting system audit approach 
• How to prepare effectively for an accounting system audit 
• Develop a mock audit checklist for DFARS 252.242-7006 
• Discuss corrective action plan after the mock assessment 

Live webinar participants are anticipated to qualify for 1.5 CPE credits in the Auditing – Governmental field of study. See additional details below.

SPEAKERS

CPE Information

Live event participants can earn up to 1.5 CPE credits in the Auditing – Governmental field of study. 

Program description: Join CohnReznick’s experienced government contracting professionals for insights on accounting system audits and how to survive after a mock accounting system assessment. The presenters will also recommend practical strategies for interpreting mock findings, prioritizing fixes, and transforming short‑term corrections into long‑term, audit‑ready processes. 

Program level: Intermediate- Developing subject knowledge 

Prerequisites: At least one year of hands-on experience supporting government contracting planning or implementation activities. 

At the conclusion of this session, attendees will be able to: 

• Identify the critical components of a compliant government contractor accounting system and explain why adherence to federal regulations is essential for contract eligibility and long-term success.
• Explain the accounting system audit approach used by independent public accounting firms and government audit agencies, including key expectations under DFARS 252.242 7006.
• Assess their organization’s accounting system using government aligned criteria to identify common weaknesses related to internal controls, cost accumulation, and contract compliance.
• Develop a mock accounting system audit checklist to evaluate readiness prior to an audit and proactively address potential compliance gaps.
• Evaluate mock audit findings to prioritize remediation efforts and design corrective action plans that address both immediate deficiencies and underlying control issues.
• Apply practical strategies to transform short term corrective actions into sustainable, audit ready processes that reduce risk and support ongoing compliance.

Instructional Delivery Method: Webinars: Group Internet Based

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