Government Impact: Q3 2023
While the new lease accounting standard, SFFAS 54, Leases, was issued back in April of 2018, the deadline is now approaching for federal agencies to implement. All federal agencies are required to adopt SFFAS 54 for the periods beginning after Sept. 30, 2023 if leases are material to the agency. Learn more.
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Integrity Monitoring Report: Mitigating and remediating fraud, waste, and abuse in infrastructure programs
In this report, we detail how integrity monitors – an independent third party retained by a company or organization to minimize opportunities for fraud, waste, and abuse – can mitigate fraud as well as help protect public funds and private investments.
Read moreFederal agencies face complex cyber compliance – but relief is underway
The recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan is expected to lead to a baseline cybersecurity standard for federal agencies, instead of the multiple and disparate standards that they currently must comply with.
Learn morePrivate investment in public infrastructure: Maximize opportunities with a measured approach
Amid the surplus of available funding created by the various federal infrastructure bills, there is a sense of urgency to capitalize on these resources before a potential change in administration, and the potential reallocation of any unspent funds. Learn what public and private entities need to know to best take advantage of the opportunities ahead.
Read moreCity of Atlanta
The City of Atlanta has engaged CohnReznick to develop and administer funding through the humanitarian portion of FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter Program (ESFP-H) from kickoff to closeout.
CohnReznick also supports the City of Atlanta by performing financial reconciliations, project management, application review, and environmental assessments of their annual entitlement grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These are the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG); the Home Investment Partnership program (HOME); the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG); and the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program.
Louisiana Compliance, Monitoring, and Oversight Vendor of Choice
Since 2017, CohnReznick has supported the Louisiana Office of Community Development by providing QAQC services for a variety of federally-funded programs, totaling $2.93B, including CDBG-DR Homeowner Assistance and Small Business Loan, ERAP, and HAF programs.
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