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8.28.24

Cross-Training Initiatives Can Get Your Whole Organization in Shape

Elite athletes train hard to perfect their performance in a particular discipline, but they also cross-train. For example, a sprinter might, in addition to running…

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8.28.24

Building a Stronger Bond: How to Keep a Surety on Your Side

Because of the high stakes involved, owners of larger or public jobs require contractors to obtain a surety bond. As you’re likely aware, this is…

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8.28.24

Seven Ways Construction Companies Can Address Materials Costs

Although the overall costs of construction materials nationwide have stabilized somewhat this year, many contractors are still likely to face challenges in this area. The…

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8.28.24

Could Your Construction Company Benefit From a PTET?

If your construction business is structured as a partnership, limited liability company or S corporation, don’t overlook the potential benefits of a state’s pass-through entity…

Anthony P. Pokrentowski, CPA, Tax Manager
8.27.24

New York State Sales Tax – A Complex Issue

When discussing the complexities of taxes for contractors, most people immediately think of income taxes. Yet, there is another significant tax that can be equally…

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8.27.24

Keys to Ownership Transition and Business Succession Planning

Business succession planning is essential for all privately owned manufacturing companies, and the importance of a detailed plan is magnified during periods of economic upheaval.…

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8.27.24

Recordkeeping Rules for Your Manufacturing Company

When it comes to recordkeeping, manufacturing companies have a lot to contend with, such as accounting rules, making claims, tracking expenses for tax deductions, and…

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8.27.24

Want to Launch a Manufacturing Company Factor in the Tax Treatment of Start-up Costs

Starting a manufacturing company isn’t a decision to be taken lightly. But given the current demand for innovative, technology-driven solutions to an array of challenging…

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8.27.24

Further Investing in Automated Equipment May Be the Right Move for Manufacturers

If your manufacturing plant has invested in automated equipment, such as robots, you’re not alone. In fact, according to the International Federation of Robotics, U.S.-based…

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8.26.24

Navigating Tax Complexities: Craft Partnership Agreements and LLC Operating Agreements With Precision

Partnerships are often used for business and investment activities. So are multi-member LLCs that are treated as partnerships for tax purposes. A major reason is…