Construction businesses can stay profitable on paper while margin quietly slips away on individual jobs. This article explains how job costing, change-order management, and work-in-progress reporting work together to surface problems early. Learn what to look for in each system and how to keep all three telling the same story before issues become year-end surprises.
Category: Construction
Energy Efficient Incentives for New Construction and Renovation
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) updated and reinstated several notable credits and deductions related to Solar and Energy efficiency. Construction of new residential or commercial structures are ideal candidates for these tax savings but they do not preclude existing structures being renovated. Below are a few notable tax considerations. 179D Deduction 179D is… [keep reading…]
Real Estate and the Current Local Economy
Real estate in the Capital Region is booming, rental prices are increasing and homes are selling at record highs. The local market inventory levels are still low which is resulting in local homes and apartments seeing an increase in value. Depending on your living situation it may be a great opportunity to take advantage of… [keep reading…]
NYS Construction Wages Theft Law and What You Need to Know
The construction wages theft law, which takes effect on January 4th, 2022, is legislation which puts the “contractor”, meaning the construction manager, general or prime contractor, liable for unpaid wages owed to a worker by any subcontractor on any level of the project. This legislation is not just something for public work; it encompasses private… [keep reading…]