PVBS Recognized as Top Three Dynamics NAV Partner Worldwide

Microsoft announced at its worldwide partner conference last week in Washington DC that Pleasant Valley Business Solutions (PVBS) had been recognized as one of the top three Dynamics NAV partner worldwide in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner of the Year award category for the second year in a row. PVBS offers the premier Microsoft-based solution for government contractor ERP, project accounting and financial management.

Awards were presented in a number of categories, with winners and finalists chosen from a pool of almost 3,000 entrants worldwide. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner of the Year Award honors partners who have exhibited excellence in providing innovative and unique solutions based on Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Read the press release.

The Risks and Rewards of a GSA Schedule

Many government contractors that have had success bringing services to the Federal Government often consider supplying products as well. One of the most logical strategies is to determine if a GSA schedule is the right way to go. In this comprehensive article, our partner Argy discusses the pros and cons of getting a GSA contract. While the potential rewards of a GSA Schedule contract can be high, there are some risks associated with this type of procurement vehicle. A company looking to obtain a GSA Schedule contract should carefully consider these risks in light of the potential advantages prior to delving into the world of GSA Schedule contracting. If a company chooses to pursue a GSA Schedule contract it should be cognizant of pertinent regulatory requirements and strive to comply with these requirements to mitigate the risk of non-compliance.

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Attend this Special DCAA Update Webcast

PVBS, Microsoft, and Goodman and Company will participate in a special Washington Technology webcast on Tuesday, July 27, 2010 at 11:00am Eastern / 8:00am Pacific

There are unique requirements necessary to doing business with the government. Government contractors are continually challenged by the mixed signals coming from the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA). The past year has seen the implementation of new pass-fail criteria for DCAA audits, leadership changes at the DCAA, and seemingly high-turnover at the auditor level. Join us for this provocative webcast to understand tips on navigating the changes and guidance on how to prepare to ensure successful audits in the future.

What Growing Government Contractors Need to Know about the Changing Tax Landscape

As a result of unemployment rates hitting an all-time high in 2009, we saw changes made to federal and state tax rates, and new regulations introduced attempting to jumpstart the economy and employment. All of this will have an impact on small businesses for years to come. This white paper from our partner TriNet will help growing government contractor leaders answer the following questions: (1) What are the ramifications of new regulations and tax laws? (2) How will these changes affect my business? (3) What are best practices to control costs as these taxes increase?

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