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Managing a construction company continues to be demanding, requiring management's continuous consideration to every facet of the business. Construction companies must create successful relationships with bonding companies, banks and clients and comply with special tax regulations that apply to the construction industry; implement complex job cost accounting and reporting systems; display expertise in personnel issues; and make difficult financial and business decisions.
Our firm’s construction practice reflects the major segments of the industry: general contractors, specialty trade subcontractors, building material suppliers, and architect and engineering firms. Our experience with construction contractors has given us a unique insight into the issues impacting this industry. From percentage of completion accounting and alternative minimum tax calculations to assisting clients in securing financing and bonding, we provide the full scope of services to this complex industry.
RMSBG professionals have been or are members of the Construction Financial Management Association, New York State Society of CPA's Construction Contractors Committee and Central Jersey Builders Association. Being a part of these organizations keeps us current on all operational, accounting and tax issues related to this industry.
The services we provide this industry include:
- Assistance in obtaining bonding and maximizing bonding capacity
- Preparation of compiled, reviewed or audited financial
statements conforming to presentation preferred by sureties and banks
- Assistance in obtaining financing, including compiled forecasted or projected statements of income and cash flow and personal financial statements
- Job cost systems evaluation and design
- Assistance in selection and implementation of construction software packages
- Valuation of construction businesses
- Business succession planning
- Tax planning services designed to minimize income taxes using various tax methods specifically available to contractors
- Preparation of all business tax returns including corporate, partnership and fiduciary filings
- Preparation of accounting and tax "physical" to determine if appropriate and most advantageous accounting and income tax guidelines are being utilized
- Cost segregation
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