Construction

The more accurately your construction company can project job expenses, the more easily you can identify challenges before they affect profit. Learn how two construction companies are better managing their projects and workforce with proactive construction accounting that saves time and drives financial growth.

Explore the new Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) safety guidance for COVID-19 prevention to help employers and construction workers identify and prevent risks.

Construction accounting is complex and mistakes are inevitable. We’ve identified the nine most common construction accounting mistakes so you can create a plan to avoid them.

The success or failure of any construction job is based on profit. Profit margins are razor-thin in construction. Job costing helps you project job expenses to identify problems before they affect profit.

From managing cash flow and maximizing job profits to building a company culture that attracts and retains talent, Deltek + ComputerEase has established a comprehensive guide to leveraging key principles for powering construction business success.

As construction companies receive funding from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), understanding the forgiveness period is proving to be a complex and evolving process.

Cash flow has always been a major concern for contractors. With today’s competitive business landscape it’s more important than ever to establish policies and procedures for collecting timely payments.

Understanding common construction accounting mistakes is the first step to take when creating a plan to avoid them. Here are four of the most common accounting pitfalls CPA's see contractors make in the construction industry.

How do you find a construction-focused CPA for your business? Here’s four questions to ask when evaluating a CPA to ensure they’re truly knowledgeable in the nuances of construction accounting.

In construction accounting, managing cash flow and optimizing for maximum job profitability is a daily responsibility. Profit margins can be extremely narrow and contractors need to do everything possible to increase accounting efficiency to continue to grow.