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Common construction accounting setup mistakes
We explain where many contractors go wrong when setting up their books for the first time and how to avoid those common accounting pitfalls.
Read MoreWhat cash flow, profits and valuation mean to a contractor
This week, we’re breaking down three essential components of your company’s long-term health: cash flow, profits, and valuation.
Read MoreProfit First and Unexpected Expenses
We’re talking about how to address a cash flow shortage and how to prepare for similar situations in the future with the Profit First system.
Read MoreThree contract terms to get paid faster
Alex Barthet joins us to talk about the three contract provisions that he sees as most important when it comes to contractors getting paid.
Read MoreCommunication essentials in job costing
The communication tips we’re sharing this week will help you get better, more timely job costing information.
Read MoreHow to recession-proof your bonding program
This week, we’re sharing the steps you can take now to keep your bonding capacity where it needs to be, even if money gets a bit tight.
Read MoreJoint Checks in Construction
When you’re working with subcontractors and suppliers, joint checks can help ensure everyone gets paid. We’re covering the basics this week.
Read MoreThe power of checklists in your construction business
This week we’re talking about the power of checklists, how to get started, what to track, and how get buy-in and keep your team accountable.
Read MoreVehicles and Tax Deductibility, Pt. 2
This week, we’re diving deeper into the most common questions and misconceptions about vehicles and tax deductibility.
Read MoreWhat the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act means for you
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is putting $1.2 trillion toward our country’s infrastructure. What does this mean for contractors?
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