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5 Ways Contractors Can Improve Profitability

Construction Business Owner

5 Ways Contractors Can Improve Profitability. Your accounting team has an opportunity to make a major contribution to your firm’s bottom line. By following project accounting best practices as they manage budgets and billing, they can help ensure the profitability of each project. Accounting & Finance. Main Image.

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5 Questions to Get the Right Tax Representation

Construction Business Owner

Accounting & Finance. Contractor Pro Books. In dealings with the IRS, what you don’t know can hurt you. Fill out the form on this page to read the rest of this article. . Promote to rotator No. Main Image. Sponsored by. Section In the Office. Sponsor Link [link]. construction company taxes. corporate taxes. First Name.

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How to Get a Surety Bond

Construction Business Owner

But how does a contractor get a bond? Accounting & Finance. In the simplest terms, most surety bonds guarantee that a construction company will complete the work in the established time frame and/or will pay their subcontractors on the job. Promote to rotator No. Main Image. Sponsored by. Section In the Office. Liberty Mutual.

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D.C. Bridge Project Gets $90-Million Add-On | ENR: Engineering.

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Federal Facilities – Implementation of Energy Savings Projects and Performance-Based Contracting for Energy Savings

Building Information Management

(d) Agencies shall prioritize new projects under this section based on return on investment, develop a planned implementation schedule, and reconcile all investments with actions undertaken pursuant to Executive Order 13576 of June 13, 2011 (Delivering an Efficient, Effective, and Accountable Government). Transparency and Accountability. (a)