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Contractors: Beware of valuation rules of thumb
When it comes to valuing a construction business, quick formulas can be tempting. Many contractors hear rules of thumb like a multiple of EBITDA or a percentage of…
View DetailsHow to run a leaner, more profitable construction business
Running a profitable construction business takes more than keeping crews busy and projects moving. It requires tight operations, smart resource management, and a constant eye on the small…
View DetailsPreparing Your Construction Business for Sale: A Comprehensive Guide
Preparing Your Construction Business for Sale: A Comprehensive Guide Selling a construction company is one of the most consequential financial decisions most contractors will ever make. This once‑in‑a‑lifetime…
View DetailsReal Estate Fund Accounting: A Utah Investor’s Guide
Real estate investment funds pool capital from multiple investors to acquire and manage portfolios of properties. Managing those funds requires meticulous accounting that goes far beyond standard bookkeeping.…
View DetailsBusiness Valuation in Utah Divorce Settlements: A Guide for Business Owners
Divorce is difficult enough without the added stress of dividing a business. In Utah, a company owned by one spouse is usually considered a marital asset and is…
View DetailsHow to Value a Utah Construction Company: Methods & Key Factors
Utah’s construction industry continues to be a pillar of economic growth. In 2025 the U.S. Census Bureau reported that construction spending regularly exceeds $1 trillion a year, and the…
View DetailsCost Reporting in Utah Construction: Best Practices to Stay on Budget
Keeping construction projects on budget is harder than it looks. Cost overruns erode profits and strain client relationships. Cost reporting—the practice of tracking and communicating a project’s financial…
View DetailsTax Advice for Selling a Business
Selling a Business After years, or perhaps even decades of work, you’re getting ready to sell your business. Most people zero in on the final sale price and…
View DetailsHow to Value a Family Business
Valuing a Family Business Valuing a family business can be one of the most important financial steps an owner will ever take. No matter whether you are planning…
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