June 30 ICP Deadline: Audit‑Ready Submission Best Practices
March 31, 2026Are you ready to submit your Incurred Cost Proposal (ICP)? For government contractors with a December 31 fiscal year-end, the ICP is due by June 30.
Join our Government Contracting team for a practical, insight-driven webinar that walks through the ICP process from start to finish. Drawing on actual Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) audit experience, our professionals will discuss the purpose of the ICP, required data elements, best practices for preparation, adequacy expectations, and audit-readiness considerations. The session will also highlight common DCAA questioned costs, including allowability and allocability concerns, as well as current audit trends contractors should be aware of.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Identify contract clauses driving the ICP requirement.
- Discuss the data inputs and required schedules of an adequate ICP.
- Recognize common DCAA questioned costs related to allowability and allocability.
- Apply practical steps to help improve audit readiness and reduce audit risk.
CPE Information
1.00 CPE Credit(s) (pending approval)
1 CPE credit (pending approval) in the Specialized Knowledge field of study may be awarded upon verification of participant attendance, during live broadcast.
Who’s This For
CFOs, controllers, accounting managers, compliance professionals, and contract administrators responsible for preparing, reviewing, or overseeing ICP submissions.
Prerequisites
None
Delivery Method
Group internet-based. Each attendee must be logged in and respond to poll questions to earn CPE.
Refund Policy
There is no fee associated with this event.
Program Level
Basic
Recommended Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Advanced Preparation
None
If you have concerns or would like information regarding program cancellation policies or CPE credit, contact us at [email protected].
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