Contractor Bookkeeping
JULY 22, 2022
The bank wants to get paid, and unlike the contractor who is embarrassed to call an old customer, the bank is very willing to call early and often for any outstanding payments due. The bills keep coming depending on your payment schedule; you may receive the past reminder notice before the original invoice arrives.
ENR Construction
JULY 22, 2012
Banking & Credit Crisis. --> Companies. Survey Schedule. Viewpoint: The Case for Neutral, Third-Party Schedulers. I was recently asked to participate in a debate on scheduling specifications at Stanford University. Contractors routinely ignore scheduling specifications and their own CPM schedules.
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Green Building Law Update
JULY 24, 2016
The concept is not new, but nationally, residential PACE programs generally have been put on hold or foregone as a result of concerns of HUD and the Federal Home Loan Banks, that issued a directive in February 2011 to refrain from purchasing mortgage loans secured by properties with outstanding first lien PACE obligations.
Contractor Bookkeeping
AUGUST 16, 2013
Bank Balance - Un-cleared Checks) = Cash. Bank Account - Escrow Deposits. Bank Account - Operating. Bank Account - Job Deposits. Bank Account - Payroll. Bank Account - Operating. Bank Account - Petty Cash. Bank Account - Payroll. Bank Account - Petty Cash. Cash On Hand.
Contractor Bookkeeping
JUNE 20, 2014
Go To Your Bank - And they offer you a line of credit. Bank Accounts - Set up two bank accounts in your company name. The second bank account is for your debit card you keep in your wallet and has no more than $500 or whatever you need for small purchases during the week. It is a must have to borrow money from a bank.
Contractor Bookkeeping
JUNE 15, 2012
Go To Your Bank - And they offer you a line of credit. Bank Accounts - Set up two bank accounts in your company name. The second bank account is for your debit card you keep in your wallet and has no more than $500 or whatever you need for small purchases during the week. It is a must have to borrow money from a bank.
Contractor Bookkeeping
JANUARY 2, 2015
Did You Go To Your Bank - And they offered to give you a line of credit. Bank Accounts - Set up two bank accounts in your company name. The second bank account is for your debit card you keep in your wallet and has no more than $500 or whatever you need for small purchases during the week. This is getting very stressful.
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