After this Tax Planning segment in All Access, you’ll have the timing down, a checklist of items to gather and a list of questions to ask to get the most out of your tax planning. “YEET” was heard throughout the house as it was screamed by one of our teenagers. …
Have you ever had a job that would never end? Back in our construction contractor days, we used to joke that we were the best 98% complete contractors out there. We were great until we got to the final 2% of the job then it seems the job would drag…
Ever had that nagging voice in your head saying, “I hope we’ve billed all our jobs….I think we billed all our jobs….how do I know if we billed all our jobs”? Because we’ve been there too, this month’s mission is to seek and bill those pesky jobs that may have…
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There are three times a year that we like to focus on cash management in a commercial construction company: Late fall – tax planning and the winding down in the workload require some additional cash management. Early spring – we survived the winter and there is a strain on cash…
Are you on track to hit your 2019 goals? May is the month to do a checkup of your financial performance to check your progress. Why May? May is a shoulder month. It’s past the first quarter but it hasn’t gotten CRAZY busy like the summer months. We now have 1/3 of the year behind…
It is time for Spring Cleaning! Now is the time of year when we clear out old records, organize the system and start fresh. This month’s Monthly Mission is about organizing and retaining the right records for the right amount of time in your business. After 20 years of working…
It’s that time of year! Larger jobs are on the horizon and the goal is building backlog. Many of these jobs require bonding and many contractors are surprised to learn they can’t bond “the job” that fits perfectly in their schedule. The reason, they discover, is that their Balance Sheet…
In this month’s Monthly Mission, the goal was to calculate your break-even point and compare calculated revenue to your backlog to see if you are starting the year on solid ground (30% of your goal revenue is already in backlog/under contract). The break-even calculation creates some simple revenue goals that…
Job costing is the accounting function that tracks revenues and costs by job. Why is this important? It allows you to analyze actual job performance compared to your estimate. This means you have actual results to better compare job revenue and cost data to help estimate future jobs more accurately….