ASC

Concept

subcontractor claims

Referenced in 2 subtopics across 2 areas.

Liabilities1

  1. 450-912Contractors—Federal Government450 Contingencies

    ASC 450-912 is the contingencies guidance specific to contractors dealing with the U.S. federal government. It addresses contingencies arising when a contract is terminated for the convenience of the government and contingencies related to subcontractor claims under those terminated contracts. The substantive recognition guidance is largely cross-referenced elsewhere—subcontractor claim contingencies are addressed in paragraph 912-20-25-3, and the former recognition paragraph was superseded by ASU 2014-09.

Industry1

  1. 912-20Contract Costs912 Contractors—Federal Government

    ASC 912-20 governs how contractors with the federal government account for contract costs, including the requirement to follow Federal Acquisition Regulation cost principles when costs are analyzed in the procurement process. It addresses allocation of indirect costs, recording of subcontractor/vendor claims, accounting for terminations (convenience versus default), and restricts the use of program accounting. Losses from default terminations are treated as changes in accounting estimate in the current period, not as prior-period adjustments.