A federal government grant or contract can change everything, so your advisor must be trustworthy, and up-to-speed. See for yourself what makes Jameson tick. Our clients do business in a complex world, full of unique situations which rarely lend themselves to simple, black and white answers. Recognizing this, we seek to identify shades of gray and address our clients' business concerns and opportunities with flexibility and integrity.
Relationships are the foundation of our business. We honor our commitments to our clients, our families, our community and ourselves, and embrace the balancing act that these responsibilities entail. We are committed to the continual improvement of our services, products and ourselves. We encourage experimentation and ongoing problem-solving, as we view all challenges as opportunities to learn.
We strive to ask good questions and acknowledge the limits of our understanding. Every member of the Jameson & Company team is highly experienced, first as a CPA, and then in the very specialized field of government funding award accounting.
Relationships are the foundation of our business. We honor our commitments to our clients, our families, our community and ourselves, and embrace the balancing act that these responsibilities entail. We are committed to the continual improvement of our services, products and ourselves. We encourage experimentation and ongoing problem-solving, as we view all challenges as opportunities to learn.
We strive to ask good questions and acknowledge the limits of our understanding. Every member of the Jameson & Company team is highly experienced, first as a CPA, and then in the very specialized field of government funding award accounting.
Services
Protecting your award and your business takes experience, in-depth knowledge, and a team you can trust.
Sounds exactly like the government funding accounting specialists at Jameson.
As a second-generation CEO of Jameson & Company, LLC, you could say that government grants, contracts, audits, and protecting clients are in Ed's blood.
After serving as a senior consultant in the small business and tax departments at Price Waterhouse, Boston, Ed joined the firm in 1988.
Since then, he's helped clients secure, account for, and survive audit on more than $4 billion in government grants and contracts.
Sounds exactly like the government funding accounting specialists at Jameson.
As a second-generation CEO of Jameson & Company, LLC, you could say that government grants, contracts, audits, and protecting clients are in Ed's blood.
After serving as a senior consultant in the small business and tax departments at Price Waterhouse, Boston, Ed joined the firm in 1988.
Since then, he's helped clients secure, account for, and survive audit on more than $4 billion in government grants and contracts.
This process consists of need recognition and acquisition planning, contract (or grant) formation, and contract/grant administration.
Jameson has helped companies procure, manage, and survive audits on more than $5,000,000,000 in government grants and contracts.
Our 40 plus years of experience has shown that every client is unique.
You have your own time and budget constraints, risk tolerance, and complexities.
That's why we created three highly-customizable government accounting solutions to meet your needs today and as your business grows.
Jameson has helped companies procure, manage, and survive audits on more than $5,000,000,000 in government grants and contracts.
Our 40 plus years of experience has shown that every client is unique.
You have your own time and budget constraints, risk tolerance, and complexities.
That's why we created three highly-customizable government accounting solutions to meet your needs today and as your business grows.
The extramural funding consists of about 50,000 grants to more than 325,000 researchers at more than 3,000 institutions.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH*) and its parent, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) exist to protect and improve our nation's health.
They do this by conducting, supporting and funding research.
The vast majority of these funds are awarded as grants, with a smaller portion being awarded through contracts.
This process consists of need recognition and acquisition planning, contract (or grant) formation, and contract/grant administration.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH*) and its parent, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) exist to protect and improve our nation's health.
They do this by conducting, supporting and funding research.
The vast majority of these funds are awarded as grants, with a smaller portion being awarded through contracts.
This process consists of need recognition and acquisition planning, contract (or grant) formation, and contract/grant administration.
The terms and conditions embedded in NSF SBIR Grant Funding Awards create special problems for for-profit businesses.
The National Science Foundation was created by Congress in 1950 to promote the progress of science.
Today, the agency uses an annual budget of $8.3 billion (FY 2020) to initiate and support scientific and engineering research, issuing approximately 12,000 grants a year for an average duration of three years.
The vast majority of NSF grant funding goes to colleges, universities, and hospitals, so the rules and regulation that stem from 2 CFR 200 are written for non-profits.
The National Science Foundation was created by Congress in 1950 to promote the progress of science.
Today, the agency uses an annual budget of $8.3 billion (FY 2020) to initiate and support scientific and engineering research, issuing approximately 12,000 grants a year for an average duration of three years.
The vast majority of NSF grant funding goes to colleges, universities, and hospitals, so the rules and regulation that stem from 2 CFR 200 are written for non-profits.
Learn everything you want to know from the government funding experts at Jameson & Company.
Interim Final Rule Assessing Contractor Implementation of Cybersecurity Requirements - DFARS Case 2019-D041.
2 CFR Part 200, Subpart F: The Accounting Requirements Needed to Pass a Uniform Guidance Audit (UGA).
Interim Final Rule Assessing Contractor Implementation of Cybersecurity Requirements - DFARS Case 2019-D041.
2 CFR Part 200, Subpart F: The Accounting Requirements Needed to Pass a Uniform Guidance Audit (UGA).
Reviews
Be the first to review Jameson.
Write a Review
