06-24-2010
With the federal government spending billions of dollars on goods and services annually, and a designated 23% targeted to small businesses, growth is looking promising among contractors, particularly smaller firms.
More>>In this JavaScript application, you can determine your indirect cost rates based upon a commonly used (and DCAA accepted) rate structure.
Simply complete Steps 1 and 2, and Step 3 calculate your indirect cost rates (watch the status line for your "Multiplier"). Also, be sure to review the proof of the calculation and details of the calculation formulas employed.
Note that if this page (which requires a JavaScript capable browser) is saved using the "Save As...Format...Source" command from your browser's "File" menu, it can be run locally when loaded into your browser using "Open File" - even without an active Internet connection.
The Indirect Cost Rate Calculation Formulas
(Keyed to Cost Elements Above)