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5 Tips to Prepare for the Next Economic Recession

Construction Business Owner

During the Great Recession, small contractors (companies under 10 employees) failed at a far higher rate than non-construction businesses. Big businesses like banks and car manufacturers got the most publicity. Tue, 01/14/2020 - 11:17.

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Contractor OHOB revenue jumps almost fifth to £348m

Construction Enquirer

South East concrete frame and building contractor O’Halloran & O’Brien Group lifted revenue 19% to £348m as the firm maintained its steady growth path despite a challenging market. and housing development profits up at £5.4m. and housing development profits up at £5.4m.

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The Secret Sauce to Protecting Construction Profits  

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Bank failures, rising interest rates, high material prices, and labor crunches are all making it more challenging for construction companies to protect, let alone, improve their margins. By taking proactive steps and adopting the right tools, you can mitigate and safeguard your firm’s profits. And the pressure is rising.

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If My Construction Business Is Making A Profit, Where Is The Cash?

Contractor Bookkeeping

Some construction business owners find themselves in the difficult position of running a business that appears to be profitable but still having no money in the bank. Here are three reasons why profitable construction businesses have little money in the bank and what company owners can do to handle these tricky situations.

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How Cash Flow Forecasts Help Contractors

Contractor Bookkeeping

Some contractors think managing cash flow means keeping track of how much money enters and leaves their business, but there's actually more that goes into it. Contractors and sub-contractors know there is more to profits than what is shown above, and most of you rely on your "gut feel" to see when the project has made a profit or not.

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Unique High-Profit Contractors Count All Their Income

Contractor Bookkeeping

The Ripple Effect Of Not Counting All Your Income Happens When You Go To The Bank For A Loan. You need to be able to show the bank that you have enough sales to pay back the loan. For most contractors, an excessive amount of profit is NOT an issue. Some contractors think buying a truck for cash is not traceable).

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4 Contractor Do-It-Yourself Bookkeeping Flaws Exposed

Contractor Bookkeeping

You press a few keys on your keyboard thinking you are going to get the results you want, accurate bank balances, a report showing who owes you money and whom you owe money to, a Profit and Loss Report and Balance Sheet Report you can understand and if all goes well perhaps even some Job Costing Reports.