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Free Up Cash Without Losing Your Equipment

Construction Business Owner

If the lease term is too close to the equipments useful life, or if you have an option to buy it back at a bargain price, the IRS might reclassify it as a capital lease. a purchase option at a bargain price).

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Equipment Rich, Cash Flow Tight? Consider an Equipment Sale-Leaseback

Construction Business Owner

If the lease term is too close to the equipments useful life, or if you have an option to buy it back at a bargain price, the IRS might reclassify it as a capital lease. a purchase option at a bargain price).

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How to Create an Independent Government Cost Estimate

Job Order Contracting

As non-exempt employees, they must be paid no less than delineated on the associated wage determination or collective bargaining agreement (CBA). The provisions that govern non-exempt are the Service Contract Act (SCA) for services or the Davis-Bacon Act (DBA) for construction.

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State of the Construction Industry: February 2022 Roundup

Viewpoint Construction Technology

New guidance on infrastructure projects, environmental rules, collective bargaining, construction workforce gaps and more made headlines in February.

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Consider Collectively Bargained Workers' Compensation

Construction Business Owner

Collectively bargained workers' compensation gives building trade unions and union contractors the ability to create their own workers' comp system, tailored to their specific needs. You may have also heard of collectively bargained workers' compensation referred to as "carve outs" in the traditional workers' compensation system.

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Episode 2 – Should You Join a Construction Trade Association?

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Bellaman, president and CEO of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) shares his insights about the positive impacts trade associations can have, from legislative bargaining power to professional development to key networking, branding and leadership benefits for organizations.

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NLRB reconsiders construction collective bargaining rules

Construction Dive

The National Labor Relations Board may change unions' requirements to prove that a pre-hire deal with a contractor has transformed into a full relationship.