For construction owners, general contractors, and subcontractors selecting the correct accounting method isn't just a compliance checkbox, it's the primary financial strategy for optimizing your cash flow, securing bonding capacity, and maintaining working capital when you need it most. Two methods dominate the construction accounting landscape: Completed Contract Method (CCM):  Defers all profit recognition until the project reaches 100% completion, maximizing tax deferral a

If you want to run a construction business that follows all the rules set by the federal and state governments, you need to pay...

As a construction bookkeeping professional, one of the most misunderstood areas I’ve seen among contractors is managing retainage—and...

Small construction businesses operate in one of the most dynamic and complex sectors of the economy. With fluctuating material costs,...

As a contractor, you're accustomed to handling a large number of moving parts - labor costs, material purchases, and the day-to-day...

Tax rules might be intimidating, but they play an important part in how construction companies run financially. Knowing the correct tax...

Running a construction company is difficult because there are so many moving pieces, from project management to financial planning. Taxes...

Navigating tax season can feel overwhelming, especially for construction business owners juggling projects, payroll, and compliance....

As a contractor, keeping track of your money is just as important as finishing projects on time. Keeping good tax records not only helps...

Tax season can be a challenging time for construction business owners, but with the right strategies and careful planning, it can become...

For Small to Mid-Sized Construction Contractors in today's volatile industry, aggressively slashing your tax bill isn't just smart business, it's essential for survival and growth. With rising material costs and labor shortages, leveraging every possible construction tax saving  is the key to boosting cash flow and reinvesting in your future. The Urgency is Now: IRS rules are evolving rapidly under new legislation like the OBBBA 2025 . Missing out on these specialized deducti

Working in the construction industry requires meticulous attention to tax details when you have to invest in tax planning throughout the...