Construction Business Practice Group
The bellwether of economic trends, construction businesses are often the first to experience the profit losses and layoffs of a market downturn. However, with good planning and financial discipline, these companies can retain their value. From strategic business planning, job estimating and costing, to tax compliance, RBB helps prepare construction companies for the long term.
RBB Assists Construction Companies by:
- Dealing with bonding companies, surety underwriters and banks
- Determining allocation and capitalization of costs under IRS Sec 263(A) and Sec 460(C)
- Understanding “look back” rules and their specific applications
- Creating project-tailored job costing systems
- Securing financing from traditional and nontraditional sources
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Successful bidding
Construction's downturn has forced a closer look at what was formerly a straightforward process, writes RBB partner, Sal Falzone. Read the article.
House votes to repeal 3 percent tax withholding rule
The House recently voted to repeal the 3 percent withholding rule on payments to contractors – a good piece of news, especially for the construction industry. More...
The struggle to stay in business
Faced with a prolonged work slowdown and non-paying clients, a wrecking company owner speaks out on survival. The story includes Bill Rucci's views on how lenders think.
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For the details, download our Construction Businesses One Sheet.
