Law360, New York (July 03, 2012, 12:31 PM ET) -- The Defense Contract Audit Agency is facing considerable pressure to improve audit efficiency in light of significant criticisms of its auditing procedures. As demonstrated by the DCAA’s recent request that Congress grant it authority to demand access to internal audit materials, one way that the DCAA is expected to respond to this pressure is by shifting more audit responsibilities onto contractors.
Thus, it is increasingly important that contractors be prepared to properly manage DCAA audits. Contractors that are not aware of their rights and obligations during...
How To Survive A DCAA Audit
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