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11.13.23

Tips for Contractors to Proactively Manage Their Supply Chains

Both global and national supply chains received much attention during the pandemic. Slowdowns and choke points have become relatively less common since, but that hasn’t…

Building and construction equipment on blueprints
11.13.23

Ten Ways Construction Companies Can Tighten Up Their Estimates

Accurate estimates are at the heart of every construction company’s financial success. They provide your team with a foundation to create project budgets, control costs,…

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11.13.23

Beware of Tax Surprises When Selling Equipment or Vehicles

Many construction businesses find themselves with equipment or vehicles they no longer need. If you’re thinking about selling or trading in such assets, be sure…

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11.6.23

New per Diem Business Travel Rates Kicked In on October 1

Are employees at your business traveling and frustrated about documenting expenses? Or perhaps you’re annoyed at the time and energy that goes into reviewing business…

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10.26.23

The Importance of Cybersecurity in Manufacturing

While manufacturers may not always sell directly to consumers, that doesn’t mean they are not at risk of a cyberattack. In fact, the risk of…

Joseph A. Hardick, CPA, CCIFP is a tax partner with experience in areas of individual and corporate income tax preparation and planning.
10.26.23

Knowing Your Financing Options for Purchasing Construction Equipment

When it comes to purchasing new construction equipment, one of the most important factors to consider is the financing option that works best for your…

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10.25.23

Conflict-Of-Interest Policies Prevent Misunderstandings and Fraud

Small businesses generally operate on principles of trust, particularly if several family members are involved. You might trust your employee to lock up the office…

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10.25.23

Is It a Good Time To Acquire a Business?

This year has seen continued financial concerns about inflation, rising interest rates and skilled labor shortages. While some manufacturers have struggled, others have been moving…

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10.25.23

Manufacturers: If You Qualify, Be Sure You’re Taking Maximum Advantage of the Section 199A Deduction

Manufacturing company owners who value personal asset protection from creditors typically operate their businesses as C corporations. However, in recent years, some owners have switched…

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10.25.23

What Contractors Need To Know About Bonding Capacity

Construction companies are required to obtain surety bonds on many types of projects — particularly those that are publicly funded. The bonds essentially guarantee that…