As a construction business owner, deciphering financial statements is crucial for understanding the overall health and profitability of your business. One such important financial statement is the Profit and Loss Statement (also known as an Income Statement). This...
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Atlas CFO BlogHow to Manage Your Accounts Payable as a Construction Contractor
As a construction contractor, effectively managing your accounts payable is crucial for maintaining positive relationships with suppliers, subcontractors, and other vendors. It also plays a significant role in your overall financial health and profitability. By...
The Role of Financial Statements in a Construction Business
For construction business owners, effective financial management is paramount to long-term success. Sound financial decisions rely on accurate and up-to-date information. This is where financial statements play a vital role. In this article, we will explore the...
How to Develop an Overhead Budget That Works for You
As a construction business owner, one of the key components of managing your finances effectively is developing an overhead budget. An overhead budget helps you understand and control the costs associated with running your business, allowing you to make informed...
How to Reduce Overhead Costs in Your Construction Business
Running a successful construction business requires a careful balance between revenue generation and cost control. One area of worry for many construction companies is overhead costs. By implementing effective cost-measuring and cost-cutting strategies, construction...
The Benefits of Percent-Complete Accounting for Construction Companies
In the construction industry, accurately tracking project progress and effectively managing finances are critical to ensuring the success and profitability of a business. One method that can greatly support construction companies in this aspect is percent-complete...
Tips for Managing Your Accounts Receivable as a Construction Contractor
As a construction contractor, effectively managing your accounts receivable is crucial for maintaining financial stability and maximizing profitability. Delayed or unpaid invoices can create cash flow challenges and hinder your ability to meet financial obligations....
Understanding Construction Accounting: Key Terms and Concepts to Help Construction Business Owners Run Their Business
Running a construction business efficiently requires more than just the ability to build, manage projects, and satisfy clients. A solid understanding of construction accounting is crucial for making informed financial decisions, ensuring profitability, and maintaining...
Super Simple Tip to Control Construction Costs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOsuY6Wkimg Everyone knows that building material costs have been rising like crazy. According to information at a recent conference I attended, these costs went up 21% in the year 2021! When we put our estimates together and...
When do you need a CFO?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRuMOSuppxo Have you ever found yourself wondering if you need a CFO? Here’s a quick overview of five reasons why it’s really handy to have one on your side! Job Profitability When you have a CFO, they can help you align your costs with...
10 Important Things to Know About Construction Accounting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpNBkpoSI88 Construction accounting is very complex. In “regular” accounting (as I like to call it), there are debits and credits, chart of accounts, and general ledgers. Well, in our industry we have all of that, PLUS a laundry...
3 warning signs of bad cash flow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVEebo7Jd4g Cash flow is a normal problem for construction contractors – even in a profitable business! There are some pretty straightforward explanations for this. We have an accumulation of costs before we get the billings, so...
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