How to Record ITAR Part 130 Expenses
How to record political contributions or fees associated with export licenses under ITAR Part 130, which are typically unallowable.
| Account Name | Type | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unallowable ITAR Part 130 Fees | Expense | 12,000.00 | - |
| Cash/Bank | Asset | - | 12,000.00 |
💡 Accountant's Note
ITAR Part 130 requires disclosure of certain fees, commissions, and political contributions. Under FAR 31.205-22, these costs are generally unallowable and must be segregated from the indirect cost pools.
Practitioner & Systems Framework
💻 ERP Architecture
Set up a unique 'Unallowable' account code that is excluded from the indirect rate calculation in the ERP.
⚠️ Audit Flags
Auditors specifically scan for ITAR-related payments to foreign agents or political entities.
📄 Required Documentation
Export license application, Part 130 disclosure statement, and payment confirmation.
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