ServicesService 04 of 06
Stop overpaying the IRS.
Most contractors hand the IRS more than they owe, because their accountant does not know construction. We do. Tax planning and preparation, done by licensed professionals to file your return and represent you before the IRS.
In short
What does construction tax planning cover?
We work your taxes all year instead of scrambling every April. Most of what we save you comes from methods made for contractors. If the IRS asks a question, we answer it.
ProofHidden loss surfaced
“Eleven years thinking I understood my books. First month in, they found a job I thought made money had quietly lost about $80,000 over two years.”
General contractor, Phoenix AZ
$80,000
What we do4 line items
A general CPA files your return and moves on to the next client. They usually miss the construction side. How you write off your equipment. How you structure the business. How you recognize income. Those misses cost real money year after year.
- 01Entity and owner returns
- 02Equipment and depreciation strategy
- 03Multi-state filing
- 04Year-round planning and IRS representation
Questions2 answered
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How is construction tax different from regular business tax?
Construction plays by different rules than a normal business. There is long-term contract accounting, the choice between percentage-of-completion and completed-contract, look-back interest, equipment depreciation, and multi-state filing when your crews cross state lines.
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Percentage-of-completion or completed-contract: which method should I use?
Percentage-of-completion recognizes revenue as the job progresses. Completed-contract defers it until the job finishes. The right choice depends on contract length, company size, and tax goals. The election changes the cash tax you pay. Plan it. Do not let it default.
NextAustin, Texas
Which job loses money right now?
Money you overpay does not come back. For a contractor that is usually equipment you did not buy or a month where payroll ran tight.