How the CPA Uses the Jobs in Process and Closed Jobs Schedules
As a CPA in public practice, the jobs in process and closed job schedules (“job schedules”) are the most important [...]
As a CPA in public practice, the jobs in process and closed job schedules (“job schedules”) are the most important [...]
With over three decades in the banking sector, including nearly 20 years working closely with construction industry clients, I've witnessed [...]
Measuring project performance is crucial when a surety extends bond credit to a contractor. Open/Closed job work on hand becomes [...]
Over the past few months, I’ve pitched questions to contractors, CPAs, bankers, and surety firms about what they believe is [...]
In the competitive realm of construction, staying ahead requires more than just technical expertise and project management finesse—it demands a [...]
Forecasting the final costs of a project is a critical aspect of construction project management, blending art and science to [...]
In construction management, staying ahead with Work in Progress (WIP) reports is crucial for tracking project progress, financial health, and [...]
In the construction industry, where delayed payments and narrow profit margins are the norm, having a robust cash flow forecast [...]
Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity Navigating the intricacies of a balance sheet is no small feat, especially for professionals [...]
Intro to Financial Statements in Construction Financial statements in construction are like blueprints for a company's financial health. Just as [...]
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