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Overbilling, Underbilling, and the Construction Cash Trap — What AIA Billing and Change Orders Are Really Telling You
By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor | Construction Cost Accounting | (949) 889-3283 Disclaimer: Construction Cost Accounting is a bookkeeping firm, not a CPA firm or law firm. The information in this post reflects general bookkeeping practices used in the construction industry and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute accounting, tax, or legal advice. Readers should consult a licensed CPA or attorney for guidance specific to their situation. Th
Jun 311 min read


Fix Overbilling in Construction with WIP Adjustments
Overbilling in construction creates serious financial challenges that threaten your business survival. When you bill 70% on a job that's only 50% complete, you're not just making an accounting error, you're setting up cash shortages, damaging client relationships, and reducing your bonding capacity. Here's what's at stake: Sureties scrutinize overbilling as a red flag for instability. Clients lose trust and may withhold payments. Your cash flow suffers later when you can't b
Dec 22, 20256 min read
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