Stop overpaying the IRS.
Most contractors hand the IRS more than they owe, because their accountant doesn't know construction. We do. Tax planning and preparation, done by licensed professionals to file your return and represent you before the IRS.
The problem
A regular CPA files your taxes and calls it a day. They miss the construction-specific moves on your equipment, your business setup, and how you report income, and that costs you tens of thousands every year.
What we do
We plan your taxes year-round, not just in April. We use the methods built for contractors to lower what you owe, and we represent you before the IRS if it ever comes to that.
- Entity and owner returns
- Equipment and depreciation strategy
- Multi-state filing
- Year-round planning and IRS representation
Every dollar you overpay is a dollar that could've gone to equipment, payroll, or your own pocket. You don't get it back.
Common questions
How is construction tax different from regular business tax?
Construction has its own rules: long-term contract accounting (percentage-of-completion versus completed-contract), look-back interest, equipment depreciation strategy, and multi-state filing for work performed across state lines.
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, and it is an election with real cash-tax consequences, so it should be planned, not defaulted.
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