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Build a stronger manufacturing workforce in a tight labor market
Machinists, technicians and production workers are the hardest roles to fill and the ones the floor cannot run without. Pay is only part of the answer.
View DetailsMulti-State Tax Liability: What’s your manufacturing business’s exposure?
As manufacturers expand into new markets, state and local tax obligations can become more complicated than many businesses expect. Activities that once seemed routine, such as selling into…
View DetailsExit Planning for Contractors: Consider the QSB Stock Exclusion
For construction business owners, exit planning deserves the same level of attention as any major project. One tax strategy worth understanding is the qualified small business, or QSB,…
View DetailsWhat contractors should know about Davis-Bacon Act compliance
Publicly funded construction projects can create meaningful growth opportunities, but they also bring wage and compliance requirements that contractors cannot afford to overlook. Federal rules under the Davis-Bacon…
View Details6 ways contractors can better manage accounts receivables
Aging accounts receivable can create serious cash flow pressure for construction businesses, especially when payments are delayed by change orders, retainage, project disputes, slow approvals or unclear expectations.…
View DetailsTempting targets: Contractors and cybersecurity
Cybersecurity for construction companies is no longer optional. As contractors rely more heavily on cloud platforms, project management software, mobile devices, client portals, and shared vendor systems, they…
View DetailsThe CMAR delivery method continues to gain traction in construction
As construction firms look for smarter ways to win work, manage risk, and improve project outcomes, the Construction Manager at Risk, or CMAR, delivery method is gaining renewed…
View DetailsContractors: 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…
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