Adequate documentation serves as the cornerstone supporting accounting and cost records, ensuring transparency and compliance in financial processes when managing your federal award.
This documentation is crucial for verifying the proper segregation of spending across different awards. It plays a central role in ensuring that funds are obligated and spent in alignment with the intended purposes of the award.
The extent of documentation required is influenced by the size and complexity of the organization or governmental unit, as well as the effectiveness of existing control mechanisms. The nature of the documentation may also vary based on the relationship between activities and specific internal controls.
Join Thompson Grants and DeMakus Staton, Chief Executive Officer/Owner of D&G Associates Consulting Group, LLC, to explore the critical role of documentation in grant management and understand how it contributes to financial accountability and compliance.
Register today for Documentation Best Practices: Building a Compliance Trail
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DeMakus is the Chief Executive Officer/Owner of D&G Associates Consulting Group LLC. D&G Associates provides consulting services to Tribal Governments, Non-profits, For-profit and Federal agencies across the country where his organization specializes in solving organization-specific problems.
DeMakus also worked as the Grants/Contract Manager for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) for over a decade. He has over 12+ years of experience as a key cog in securing and managing EBCI’s external resources serving within the Treasury Division. DeMakus has worked with over 50 different federal, state, and private agencies. He has managed over $50 million in annual expenditures from external sources.
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