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Randal DeHart
APRIL 18, 2025
Times were tough, so Remodeler John decided to lower prices below those of his competitors. He promoted a charge-out rate 20% below the industry average, explaining that his overheads were lower than those of larger companies. The turning point came after advice from his mentor. You're selling yourself short, John," said the mentor.
Randal DeHart
OCTOBER 11, 2024
External factors, such as economic changes or technological advances, can significantly impact whether a business will thrive or fail. The rise of sharing and gig economy apps is an excellent example.
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MyIRSRelief
MARCH 1, 2022
Bookkeeping is a very important part of any business and unless you have a dedicated department to handle yours, you should consider hiring an outside tax/accounting firm. As part of our research for this article we discovered many benefits of using a bookkeeping service and we included our top five reasons.
Steve Feinberg
AUGUST 30, 2022
When it comes to running a construction firm, bookkeeping is one of the most important aspects of keeping your finances in check, your budget balanced, and your business profitable. But construction isn’t like a sales-based business, which may only have a single revenue stream and predictable expenses from quarter to quarter.
Randal DeHart
MAY 13, 2022
Every day you make financial decisions about your company, which affect how successful and sustainable your construction business is. If you're responsible for the bookkeeping and all the paper management (bills, receipts, estimates, invoices), you could be making errors that affect your decisions.
Steve Feinberg
OCTOBER 14, 2022
Cost overruns in construction projects are exactly what they sound like: You meticulously considered the project, offered a detailed bid, spent time, resources, and capital to complete the work to code and client satisfaction—only to have spent 30% more than you initially planned to when the job is finished.
Randal DeHart
SEPTEMBER 27, 2024
Construction companies are not spared and are even more vulnerable to various fraudulent activities, from bid rigging and inflated costs to payroll fraud and misuse of funds. What can you do as a construction business owner with three or more employees? Fraud can be a significant threat to businesses of all sizes in any industry.
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