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10.6.25

The 2025–2026 “High-Low” per Diem Business Travel Rates Are Here

If you have employees who travel for business, you know how frustrating it can be to manage reimbursements and the accompanying receipts for meals, hotels…

Robert C. Reeves, CPA, CFE Audit Partner
9.30.25

Tariffs and Their Impact on Inventory Accounting

Today, increased tariff costs are an unfortunate reality for many businesses. As companies must pay higher tariffs on goods and materials imported from certain countries,…

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9.30.25

Seven Ways To Protect Your Manufacturing Company From Attacks

Ransomware has emerged as one of the most disruptive cyber threats currently facing the manufacturing sector. Unlike most other industries, manufacturers rely heavily on continuous…

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9.30.25

New Tax Law Creates an Additional Accelerated Depreciation Opportunity for Eligible Manufacturers

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduces a new — but temporary — tax break for manufacturers. The qualified production property (QPP) allowance gives…

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9.30.25

Potential Tax Benefits for Manufacturers Under OBBBA

Businesses across many industries may be affected by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) — but one industry that may see some of the biggest…

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9.29.25

Guaranteeing a Loan to Your Corporation? There May Be Tax Implications

If you’re considering guaranteeing, or are asked to guarantee, a loan to your closely held corporation, it’s important to understand the potential tax consequences. Acting…

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9.26.25

Managing Estimated Cost on Uncompleted Contracts

When preparing a work-in-process (WIP) schedule, it is essential to ensure that estimated costs to complete on uncompleted contracts are accurate. These estimates provide users…

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9.26.25

Building Your Construction Company’s Bonding Capacity

As you know, every construction project doesn’t require bonding. However, once your company starts working on jobs that do, your ability to obtain performance bonds…

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9.26.25

Why Busy Contractors Should Consider Benchmarking

If you’re like most busy construction business owners, you have plenty on your plate. Adding anything more to it is likely a tall order unless…

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9.26.25

Common Claim Triggers for Construction Businesses

“Where did it all go wrong?” If you’ve been in the construction business a while, you may have asked yourself this question when a claim…