Adjusting the Flow For healthy and profitable construction businesses, it comes down to adjusting the flow of cash effectively. That means that construction accounting is the groundwork for establishing stability, security, and confidence for contractors.   The key to adjusting the cash flow in construction is to recognize some fundamental elements that come into play at various stages – they are:   Revenue Recognition Progress Billing Job Cost Tracking Work in Progress (WIP)

Construction accounting – it’s different. Construction accounting requires a few key practices that set it apart from “regular” accounting protocol. When you understand the key practices and how to address them, you can make the transition to sustainable growth and a more profitable construction company. Here is a breakdown of what to look for.   Revenue Recognition Let’s start with this doozy. Construction contractors must track revenue and costs over extended contract perio

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