Construction
Construction is complex. Tight margins, shifting labor costs, bonding requirements, equipment investments, and changing tax regulations create constant pressure on profitability and cash flow.
Our professionals offer comprehensive accounting, tax, and advisory services tailored specifically to construction businesses. We assist with job costing systems, work-in-progress reporting, over time (percentage-of-completion) accounting, cash flow forecasting, and bonding and surety support. As active members of the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) and The Construction Exchange, we stay connected to the evolving issues impacting the construction industry and the businesses we serve.
Beyond routine compliance work, we help construction companies plan for the future through tax strategy, entity structuring, succession planning, and transaction advisory, providing guidance as businesses grow, transition ownership, or face complex financial decisions.
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Year-End Strategies for Accrual-Basis Businesses
Accrual-basis businesses can reduce their 2025 tax liability by recognizing expenses incurred this year, even if payment occurs in 2026 including wages, taxes, and utilities. Reviewing prepaid expenses, writing off uncollectible receivables, and properly timing income and deductions are key strategies for year-end tax planning.
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