Government Contracts Library (CD-ROM Version)
Government Contracts Library (CD-ROM Version)
Overview
The CCH Government Contracts Library consists of the following four products:
Government Contracts Reporter
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* Understand the government procurement system
* Research more effectively with contract documents organized by government agency
* Prepare reliable cost estimates and establish consistent cost-accounting practices
* Gain authority on negotiating with the government
* Review policies and procedures for applying the Cost Accounting Standards
* Prepare for negotiations and settle contract disputes in your favor Anticipate pricing adjustments for altering work while in progress
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Government Contracts Library (Internet Version)
Government Contracts Library (Internet Version)
Overview
The CCH Government Contracts Library consists of the following four products:
Government Contracts Reporter
Features
Features and Benefits
* Understand the government procurement system
* Research more effectively with contract documents organized by government agency
* Prepare reliable cost estimates and establish consistent cost-accounting practices
* Gain authority on negotiating with the government
* Review policies and procedures for applying the Cost Accounting Standards
* Prepare for negotiations and settle contract disputes in your favor Anticipate pricing adjustments for altering work while in progress
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Government Contracts Reference Book: A Comprehensive Guide to the Language of Procurement, 3rd Ed. (Softcover)
Government Contracts Reference Book: A Comprehensive Guide to the Language of Procurement, 3rd Ed. (Softcover)
Overview
Successful government contracting requires the use of precise, up-to-date terminology, as well as a firm understanding of current regulatory and case law. This quick-reference guide will save you time and make your job easier, by providing ready definitions for more than 1500 terms, phrases and acronyms used in government procurement.
Features
Written by noted government contracting experts, The Government Contracts Reference Book provides clear explanations of both general and agency-specific terms from the Department of Defense, General Services Administration, Department of Energy, NASA and others followed by a summary of where the term is used in the statutes or regulations dealing with the procurement process. Organized in an easy-to-use alphabetical format and fully cross-referenced, this essential reference will help you procure goods and services efficiently and with confidence.
The ideal starting point for further research
When you need to explore a term or topic further, The Government Contracts Reference Book serves as an invaluable research tool. You'll find:
* Current citations to FAR, DEARS, DEAR, NASA and NFS documents, as well as to pertinent statutes and cases
* Frequent references to sources of additional information, including some 50 texts, scores of articles from more than 30 different periodicals and many other types of documents issued by both government and private industry
* Web and Internet addresses for dozens of government resources — worth the price of the book alone!
* Cross-references provided in ALL CAPS for ease of use
Author
Ralph C. Nash Jr., Karen R. O'Brien, Steven L. Schooner and Vernon J. Edwards
Ralph C. Nash, Jr. is a widely recognized author and lecturer in the government contracts field. A professor emeritus of law at The George Washington University Law School, he founded the University's Government Contracts Program in 1960 and served as its director for 12 years. In addition to teaching, he frequently consults for government agencies, private corporations and law firms.
Karen R. O'Brien is the director of publications at The George Washington University Law School's Government Contracts Program. She has formerly served as captain in the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, as well as the legal adviser to the principal assistant responsible for contracting in Southwest Asia.
Steven L. Schooner is the associate professor of Government Contracts Law, The George Washington University Law School, and an adjunct professor in the Contract Law Department of the Judge Advocate General's School of the Army. He is a former associate administrator for procurement law and legislation for the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP), as well as a former commissioner at the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals.
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Getting Results: The Six Disciplines of Performance-Based Project Management
Getting Results: The Six Disciplines of Performance-Based Project Management
Overview
This book focuses on what it takes to achieve great business results in the complex world of U.S. Federal Government contracts and projects. Specifically, the book addresses: the nature of the blended (multisector) workforce challenges and opportunities, the need for knowledge management throughout the acquisition life cycle, and the mandate to provide effective program/project management in an environment of performance-based acquisition.
Features
The book provides a comprehensive discussion of the six integrated disciplines of Performance-Based Project Management (PBPM), including:
1. Cultural Transformation
2. Strategic Linkage
3. Governance
4. Communications
5. Risk Management
6. Performance Management.
Key topics include effective management of a multisector workforce; how to create and sustain a knowledge management culture; success with complex FAR programs and contracts. The book provides 100+ proven best practices, tools, techniques, and more than 12 case studies from both U.S. government agencies and industry. The book concludes with a brief discussion of the Future Acquisition Workforce and what it will take to get great results with on time delivery of quality products, services and integrated solutions at competitive pricing.
Author
Gregory A. Garrett and Ann Costello
Gregory A. Garrett is the Managing Director and Practice Leader of the Government Contract Services practice within Navigant Consulting, Inc., located in the Vienna, Virginia office. He is an internationally recognized expert in government contracting, cost estimating, contract pricing, proposal/capture management, and project management. He is also a best-selling author of 16 books and 90+ published articles, highly acclaimed speaker, and, during the past 25+ years, he has managed more than $30 Billion of large complex contracts and projects in both the U.S. government and industry. He has taught and consulted with more than 25,000 professionals in 40+ countries. He is the recipient of numerous national and international business awards for his writing, teaching, consulting, and leadership.
Ann Costello is Acquisition Solutions' Founding Partner, responsible as the thought leader for knowledge management offerings. Ann is renowned for her skills in organizing information and her clear and concise writing abilities. She pioneered the firm's corporate research and publications division—now known as the Acquisition Solutions Research Institute—and wrote most of the early Acquisition Directions' Advisories, Updates, alerts, and best-practice reports. Ann, whose career spans public service, self-employment, and corporate management, is an expert in Federal acquisition policy and management and an innovator in information presentation. She works both internally and externally to produce cutting-edge, multi-dimensional knowledge management tools. Ann also served as project manager and industry partner on an interagency team (led by the Department of Commerce, with the participation of the Departments of Treasury, Agriculture and Defense, the General Services Administration [GSA], and the Office of Federal Procurement Policy [OFPP]) to develop the Web-based guide and knowledge center, Seven Steps to Performance-Based Acquisition. Ann also developed Acquisition Solutions' Web-based knowledge management tool—the Acquisition Solutions Virtual Knowledge Center on Using FSS MAS Contracts. Ann has hundreds of publications to her credit. One of many notable achievements is her primary authorship of the GSA-published Guide to Planning, Acquiring, and Managing Information Technology Systems.
A team of senior executives from Acquisition Solutions, Inc. served as contributing authors to the book, including:
* Anne Reed, President & CEO
* Shaw Cohe, Executive Director
* John Gaeta, Account Executive
* Bill Kaplan, Chief Knowledge Officer
* Shirl Nelson, Distinguished Fellow
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Gregory A. Garrett and Ann Costello
Gregory A. Garrett and Ann Costello
Gregory A. Garrett is the Managing Director and Practice Leader of the Government Contract Services practice within Navigant Consulting, Inc., located in the Vienna, Virginia office. He is an internationally recognized expert in government contracting, cost estimating, contract pricing, proposal/capture management, and project management. He is also a best-selling author of 16 books and 90+ published articles, highly acclaimed speaker, and, during the past 25+ years, he has managed more than $30 Billion of large complex contracts and projects in both the U.S. government and industry. He has taught and consulted with more than 25,000 professionals in 40+ countries. He is the recipient of numerous national and international business awards for his writing, teaching, consulting, and leadership.
Ann Costello is Acquisition Solutions' Founding Partner, responsible as the thought leader for knowledge management offerings. Ann is renowned for her skills in organizing information and her clear and concise writing abilities. She pioneered the firm's corporate research and publications division—now known as the Acquisition Solutions Research Institute—and wrote most of the early Acquisition Directions' Advisories, Updates, alerts, and best-practice reports. Ann, whose career spans public service, self-employment, and corporate management, is an expert in Federal acquisition policy and management and an innovator in information presentation. She works both internally and externally to produce cutting-edge, multi-dimensional knowledge management tools. Ann also served as project manager and industry partner on an interagency team (led by the Department of Commerce, with the participation of the Departments of Treasury, Agriculture and Defense, the General Services Administration [GSA], and the Office of Federal Procurement Policy [OFPP]) to develop the Web-based guide and knowledge center, Seven Steps to Performance-Based Acquisition. Ann also developed Acquisition Solutions' Web-based knowledge management tool—the Acquisition Solutions Virtual Knowledge Center on Using FSS MAS Contracts. Ann has hundreds of publications to her credit. One of many notable achievements is her primary authorship of the GSA-published Guide to Planning, Acquiring, and Managing Information Technology Systems.
A team of senior executives from Acquisition Solutions, Inc. served as contributing authors to the book, including:
* Anne Reed, President & CEO
* Shaw Cohe, Executive Director
* John Gaeta, Account Executive
* Bill Kaplan, Chief Knowledge Officer
* Shirl Nelson, Distinguished Fellow
General Services Administration Acquisition Manual (2009)
General Services Administration Acquisition Manual (2009)
Overview
This edition includes the complete text of the GSAR (48 CFR 500-599) and related agency guidance. It also incorporates all GSAM changes issued through May 6, 2009 including complete rewrites for GSAR parts 509, 525, 528, 533, 537, 542, 543 and 549!
Features
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o Full text of the General Services Acquisition Regulation (GSAR), and related agency guidance in a handy, easy-to-use softcover guide
o The GSAR material is shaded to quickly help users to distinguish and identify those parts that are regulatory from those that apply internally to GSA
o Book is updated annually to provide the most recent changes and additions
o The regulations and agency guidance are fully integrated, and follow the official citation format of the Code of Federal Regulations that are familiar to all government offices and contractors
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Formation of Government Contracts, Third Edition, Softcover
Formation of Government Contracts, Third Edition, Softcover
Overview
The complex process of solicitation, bidding and award of government contracts can challenge even the most seasoned of contractors and government officials. Navigate the maze of requirements, statutes, regulations and case law with confidence, with this authoritative treatise.
This book has reached that rare status of a classic --devoted exclusively to formation of government contracts. To say it is full of case, statute, and regulatory cites would be an understatement.
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Organized for fast access and easy reference
A powerful resource for both government officials and contractors, Formation of Government Contracts distills all the essential guidance you need — plus statutes, regulations and case law — into one convenient reference. A detailed Table of Contents and a comprehensive, 22-page Subject Index help you find what you need quickly, while the Table of Authorities puts the appropriate FAR, court cases, board decisions, statutes, regulations, Comptroller General decisions and B-numbers at your fingertips. You'll save countless hours of research time!
Author
Ralph C. Nash Jr. and John Cibinic Jr.
Ralph C. Nash, Jr. is a widely recognized author and lecturer in the government contracts field. He taught at the George Washington University Law School from 1960 to 1993, retiring to become Professor Emeritus. In 1960, he founded the University's Government Contracts Program and served as its Director from 1960 to 1966 and from 1979 to 1984. In addition to teaching, he does consulting work for government agencies, private corporations, and law firms. He is a member of the Public Contract Section of the American Bar Association, is a member of the Procurement Round Table, and is a Fellow and serves on the Board of Advisors of the National Contract Management Association. He was a member of the DOD Advisory Panel on Streamlining and Codifying Acquisition Laws (Section 800 Panel). Professor Nash is the coauthor of numerous texts, including Formation of Government Contracts, Administration of Government Contracts, Competitive Negotiation: The Source Selection Process, Construction Contracting, Intellectual Property in Government Contracts, and The Government Contracts Reference Book. He received an A.B. from Princeton University and a J.D. from George Washington University.
John Cibinic, Jr. was Professor Emeritus at The George Washington University Law School where he taught from 1963 to 1993. From 1966 to 1974, he was Director of the Government Contracts Program. A respected spokesman in the field of government contracts, Professor Cibinic conducted seminars and conferences on government contracts for professionals in government and corporations, and for lawyers. He also served as a consultant to government agencies, private corporations, and law firms. He was vice-chairman of the Cost and Pricing Committee of the Public Contract Section of the American Bar Association. Professor Cibinic coauthored several books, including Formation of Government Contracts, Administration of Government Contracts, Competitive Negotiation: The Source Selection Process, and Construction Contracting. He received an A.B. from the University of Pittsburgh and a J.D. from George Washington University.
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Federal Procurement Regulations
Federal Procurement Regulations
Overview
Successful government contracting requires compliance with an increasingly complex array of procurement regulations and rules. The Federal Procurement Regulations provides access to the most recent version of the Federal Acquisition Regulations and agency FAR supplements.
The Federal Procurement Regulations provides access to the most recent version of the Federal Acquisition Regulations and agency FAR supplements, including:
Features
Features and Benefits
Organized to help you quickly pinpoint the information you need most - Researching a particular regulation is simple with Federal Procurement Regulations. Each chapter includes the full text of regulations, a detailed table of contents, a topical index and sources listing for further reference.
Weekly updates ensure current, accurate coverage - The Federal Acquisition Regulations system is constantly evolving to meet new interpretations and priorities of the government's procurement system. And recent trends in acquisition reform makes it even more difficult for contractors to stay current.
To help procurement professionals and legal counsel keep pace with rapidly changing provisions, your subscription to Federal Procurement Regulations is updated weekly with the latest developments.
CCH Government Contracts Report Letter included FREE - As a bonus, your subscription includes the report letter that is issued with weekly updates to the CCH Government Contracts Reporter. You'll get summaries of new rules and amendments, changes to regulations, disputes, important cases, and other critical developments.
The Government Contracts Report Letter is included FREE with your annual subscription to Federal Procurement Regulations. For information about the CCH Government Contracts Reporter, go to www.onlinestore.cch.com and enter "government contracts" in the keywords box.
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CCH Editorial Staff
CCH provides leading tax and business law information and software solutions. Its products track, report, explain and analyze tax and related law in over approximately 700 publications in print and electronic form for tax, accounting, legal, human resources, banking, securities, insurance, government and health care professionals.
History
- The CCH brand has been a market leader since 1913, the year the U.S. federal income tax was created.
- It is one of the most respected names among accountants, attorneys and compliance professionals.
- Five generations of legal and business professionals have considered CCH products among the essentials in any office and critical to keeping up with day-to-day changes in the law.
- CCH has made its home in the Chicago area and currently is headquartered in Riverwoods, IL.
Product Offerings
CCH markets approximately 700 products for the U.S. market. Many are subscription publications that are updated daily, monthly or annually. Information is provided via a variety of media in order to meet the needs of a diverse customer base, including:
- Internet
- Loose-leaf publications
- CD-ROM
- Soft and hard cover books and booklets
- Newsletters
- Online database services
CCH's flagship product is the Standard Federal Tax Reporter. Among the other major publications for which the company is known are: the U.S. Master Tax Guide, CCH Federal Tax Guide, Human Resources Management, CCH Federal Securities Law Reports, and CCH Medicare and Medicaid Guide.
Many of CCH's publications are provided through subscription services, with a focus on ensuring accurate and timely solutions delivered in virtually all media types. Customers seeking information and answers that are authoritative, and easy to find and use, choose CCH’s innovative research platform, IntelliConnect™.
CCH also produces ProSystem fx and related software used by professionals for tax preparation, review, compilation, audit and office productivity.
CorpSystem from CCH meets the sales and income tax compliance needs of business professionals. CCH TeamMate is the industry standard in Audit Management Systems and is used by more than 56,000 auditors from more than 1,500 organizations worldwide.
Product Groups
CCH is organized in four product groups, with each group focusing on providing services to professionals in the following areas:
- Legal
Customers
Primary customers for CCH's products are accountants, attorneys, and audit and compliance professionals in firms and corporations. Other major purchasers of these products are U.S. and state government agencies, universities and libraries. Customers include professionals in the areas of tax, securities, financial planning, human resources, health care, insurance, financial services, telecommunications and small business.
CCH Professionals
Over 4,000 people in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific create and support CCH products. CCH offices include those in Riverwoods and Chicago, Ill.; Washington, D.C.; New York, N.Y.; Torrance, Calif.; and Wichita, Kan. CCH Publishing staff includes an active news bureau in Washington, D.C. There, beat reporters cover key areas of the nation's government, including Congress, the Internal Revenue Service and other federal agencies, the Supreme and Federal Courts and the White House. CCH also is supported by outside authors and advisors, all of whom are considered notable experts in their respective fields.
Ownership
CCH is part of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business.
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FAR Archives (CD-ROM Version)
FAR Archives (CD-ROM Version)
Overview
Here's the only electronic archive reference available for the entire Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) since its inception. The ideal companion reference to the CCH Government Contracts Reporter, FAR Archives furnishes previous versions of both the FAR and selected agency FAR supplements dating all the way back to the first effective date of April 1, 1984.
Features
Subscribe today to:
* Research any version of any section of FAR-plus many military and civilian agency supplements since its inception
* Guarantee the accuracy and effective adminstration of contracts, no matter how old they are
* Ensure you'll always have documented proof of clauses governing your contracts
Features and Benefits
Research specific versions in a few clicks of a mouse - Government contract law stipulates that clauses in effect at the issuance of a contract continue to govern throughout the life of the contract, no matter how much time elapses. That's why contractors and procuring agents alike need a ready reference they can refer to throughout the administration of a contract-and renegotiation of the next. FAR Archives lets you see at a glance how the FAR and selected agency supplements read when your contracts were signed, and provides documented proof of those conditions.
Search and access the exact information you need in seconds - CCH's powerful software allows you to browse through the Federal Acquisition Regulation, plus related military and civilian agency supplements. An annotated archive of the original FAR, FAR Archives lists documents by section number, title and effective date; cite lines provide amendment history so you can track every change made to a section by Federal Acquisition Circular, date or Federal Register page number. If you know when your contract was signed, you're just a few mouse clicks away from the exact clauses in effect!
Archived quarterly for convenient, accurate reference - The Federal Acquisition Regulation is constantly evolving. FAR Archives is updated quarterly so you'll always have access to older versions of the regulations. As current regulations are updated, the replaced versions are moved into the Archives.
Author
CCH Editorial Staff
CCH provides leading tax and business law information and software solutions. Its products track, report, explain and analyze tax and related law in over approximately 700 publications in print and electronic form for tax, accounting, legal, human resources, banking, securities, insurance, government and health care professionals.
History
- The CCH brand has been a market leader since 1913, the year the U.S. federal income tax was created.
- It is one of the most respected names among accountants, attorneys and compliance professionals.
- Five generations of legal and business professionals have considered CCH products among the essentials in any office and critical to keeping up with day-to-day changes in the law.
- CCH has made its home in the Chicago area and currently is headquartered in Riverwoods, IL.
Product Offerings
CCH markets approximately 700 products for the U.S. market. Many are subscription publications that are updated daily, monthly or annually. Information is provided via a variety of media in order to meet the needs of a diverse customer base, including:
- Internet
- Loose-leaf publications
- CD-ROM
- Soft and hard cover books and booklets
- Newsletters
- Online database services
CCH's flagship product is the Standard Federal Tax Reporter. Among the other major publications for which the company is known are: the U.S. Master Tax Guide, CCH Federal Tax Guide, Human Resources Management, CCH Federal Securities Law Reports, and CCH Medicare and Medicaid Guide.
Many of CCH's publications are provided through subscription services, with a focus on ensuring accurate and timely solutions delivered in virtually all media types. Customers seeking information and answers that are authoritative, and easy to find and use, choose CCH’s innovative research platform, IntelliConnect™.
CCH also produces ProSystem fx and related software used by professionals for tax preparation, review, compilation, audit and office productivity.
CorpSystem from CCH meets the sales and income tax compliance needs of business professionals. CCH TeamMate is the industry standard in Audit Management Systems and is used by more than 56,000 auditors from more than 1,500 organizations worldwide.
Product Groups
CCH is organized in four product groups, with each group focusing on providing services to professionals in the following areas:
- Legal
Customers
Primary customers for CCH's products are accountants, attorneys, and audit and compliance professionals in firms and corporations. Other major purchasers of these products are U.S. and state government agencies, universities and libraries. Customers include professionals in the areas of tax, securities, financial planning, human resources, health care, insurance, financial services, telecommunications and small business.
CCH Professionals
Over 4,000 people in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific create and support CCH products. CCH offices include those in Riverwoods and Chicago, Ill.; Washington, D.C.; New York, N.Y.; Torrance, Calif.; and Wichita, Kan. CCH Publishing staff includes an active news bureau in Washington, D.C. There, beat reporters cover key areas of the nation's government, including Congress, the Internal Revenue Service and other federal agencies, the Supreme and Federal Courts and the White House. CCH also is supported by outside authors and advisors, all of whom are considered notable experts in their respective fields.
Ownership
CCH is part of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business.
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FAR Archives (Internet Version)
FAR Archives (Internet Version)
Overview
Here's the only electronic archive reference available for the entire Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) since its inception. The ideal companion reference to the CCH Government Contracts Reporter, FAR Archives furnishes previous versions of both the FAR and selected agency FAR supplements dating all the way back to the first effective date of April 1, 1984.
Features
Subscribe today to:
* Research any version of any section of FAR-plus many military and civilian agency supplements since its inception
* Guarantee the accuracy and effective adminstration of contracts, no matter how old they are
* Ensure you'll always have documented proof of clauses governing your contracts
Features and Benefits
Research specific versions in a few clicks of a mouse - Government contract law stipulates that clauses in effect at the issuance of a contract continue to govern throughout the life of the contract, no matter how much time elapses. That's why contractors and procuring agents alike need a ready reference they can refer to throughout the administration of a contract-and renegotiation of the next. FAR Archives lets you see at a glance how the FAR and selected agency supplements read when your contracts were signed, and provides documented proof of those conditions.
Search and access the exact information you need in seconds - CCH's powerful software allows you to browse through the Federal Acquisition Regulation, plus related military and civilian agency supplements. An annotated archive of the original FAR, FAR Archives lists documents by section number, title and effective date; cite lines provide amendment history so you can track every change made to a section by Federal Acquisition Circular, date or Federal Register page number. If you know when your contract was signed, you're just a few mouse clicks away from the exact clauses in effect!
Archived quarterly for convenient, accurate reference - The Federal Acquisition Regulation is constantly evolving. FAR Archives is updated quarterly so you'll always have access to older versions of the regulations. As current regulations are updated, the replaced versions are moved into the Archives.
Author
CCH Editorial Staff
CCH provides leading tax and business law information and software solutions. Its products track, report, explain and analyze tax and related law in over approximately 700 publications in print and electronic form for tax, accounting, legal, human resources, banking, securities, insurance, government and health care professionals.
History
- The CCH brand has been a market leader since 1913, the year the U.S. federal income tax was created.
- It is one of the most respected names among accountants, attorneys and compliance professionals.
- Five generations of legal and business professionals have considered CCH products among the essentials in any office and critical to keeping up with day-to-day changes in the law.
- CCH has made its home in the Chicago area and currently is headquartered in Riverwoods, IL.
Product Offerings
CCH markets approximately 700 products for the U.S. market. Many are subscription publications that are updated daily, monthly or annually. Information is provided via a variety of media in order to meet the needs of a diverse customer base, including:
- Internet
- Loose-leaf publications
- CD-ROM
- Soft and hard cover books and booklets
- Newsletters
- Online database services
CCH's flagship product is the Standard Federal Tax Reporter. Among the other major publications for which the company is known are: the U.S. Master Tax Guide, CCH Federal Tax Guide, Human Resources Management, CCH Federal Securities Law Reports, and CCH Medicare and Medicaid Guide.
Many of CCH's publications are provided through subscription services, with a focus on ensuring accurate and timely solutions delivered in virtually all media types. Customers seeking information and answers that are authoritative, and easy to find and use, choose CCH’s innovative research platform, IntelliConnect™.
CCH also produces ProSystem fx and related software used by professionals for tax preparation, review, compilation, audit and office productivity.
CorpSystem from CCH meets the sales and income tax compliance needs of business professionals. CCH TeamMate is the industry standard in Audit Management Systems and is used by more than 56,000 auditors from more than 1,500 organizations worldwide.
Product Groups
CCH is organized in four product groups, with each group focusing on providing services to professionals in the following areas:
- Legal
Customers
Primary customers for CCH's products are accountants, attorneys, and audit and compliance professionals in firms and corporations. Other major purchasers of these products are U.S. and state government agencies, universities and libraries. Customers include professionals in the areas of tax, securities, financial planning, human resources, health care, insurance, financial services, telecommunications and small business.
CCH Professionals
Over 4,000 people in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific create and support CCH products. CCH offices include those in Riverwoods and Chicago, Ill.; Washington, D.C.; New York, N.Y.; Torrance, Calif.; and Wichita, Kan. CCH Publishing staff includes an active news bureau in Washington, D.C. There, beat reporters cover key areas of the nation's government, including Congress, the Internal Revenue Service and other federal agencies, the Supreme and Federal Courts and the White House. CCH also is supported by outside authors and advisors, all of whom are considered notable experts in their respective fields.
Ownership
CCH is part of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business.
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