The time flies between each of the holidays. It is a time to reflect on the years so far and catch up.
The magical time of year begins with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas then finally New Year’s Eve.
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Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Nov 25, 2016
The time flies between each of the holidays. It is a time to reflect on the years so far and catch up.
The magical time of year begins with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas then finally New Year’s Eve.
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Topics: Thanks To Everyone Involved In Construction, Thank You All Construction People, Thanksgiving, Happy Holidays
Picking A Get Me By Contractor’s Bookkeeping Solution in many cases is using an Excel Spreadsheet and a shoebox, file folders all dumped into a file box and looking at the Online Banking once in a while. This accounting method is the “I still got money so I must be okay.”
Read MorePosted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Nov 11, 2016
Contractor CFO’s are in a constant struggle between having all of the documents needed for data entry and providing the tools for the Office Manager | Bookkeeper need to do the job.
Owners want answers to the following questions
Am I making any money?
Where am I making any money?
Why isn’t there a report that at the push of the button gives me all the answers?
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Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Nov 04, 2016
You are a small contractor who needs an Admin Assistant to answer your phone, so you hire someone for your contracting company office.
Calls come in, and your Admin Assistant has some free time between calls, so you want to make use of that famous Standby Time, and you ask them to do a little more. Being nice; you give a new title of Office Manager.
As the Office Manager; that person is in control of the bookkeeping, customer invoices, vendor payments and more. As the contractor, you are excited because you are handing off the responsibility for the day to day activities.
From your side; you have checked off the box called Office Manger DONE, phones DONE, bookkeeping DONE and material pickup and delivery person DONE. Everything is solved. Good now you can go back to work and start doing the work which is the part you are good at and like to do.
Are you expecting Too Much from your Office Manager?
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Topics: QuickBooks For Contractors, QuickBooks Clean-Up, Overworked Contractor's Bookkeeper, Overworked Contractors Bookkeeper Cuts Corners
Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Oct 21, 2016
The year is almost over. It is now the (4th) Quarter and year end deadlines are approaching.
Have you given your bookkeeper, wife, partner), accountant or tax accountant the information need to complete your reports. Accountants need good information to be able to create detailed reports and save money on your taxes.
Here is truly where the expression “Garbage In Equals Garbage Out” comes into play. It is impossible to create Job Costing Reports when all anyone knows is the amount of a deposit on the bank statement.
It’s the Mad Dash To The End Of The Year as a contractor recently described their Year End Madness to get his documents ready for the Tax Accountant.
Topics: QuickBooks Year End Guide
Topics: 1099 Employee, Subcontractor 1099
As a construction accountant, whenever a contractor client tells me they are thinking of hiring someone as an Independent Contractor it is like dragging nails on a chalkboard because I have seen what happens when that decision goes bad. When it goes bad it is worse than moldy cheese in the hot room with no ventilation.
Topics: 1099 construction worker, 1099 contractor
Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Sep 09, 2016
They are Tax Accountants, not Construction Accountants and may not know the answers. You may think they are just keeping it a secret. Sometimes you may think they don’t know what they are doing, and maybe I need to get a new tax accountant.
My Advice is Stop, take a deep breath. Is your tax accountant doing a good job with your annual taxes? If the answer is YES. Please keep them, they are doing what they are supposed to do.
Topics: Job Costing Reports, Annual Tax Return, Tax Accountants, Taxes
Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Sep 02, 2016
They are Tax Accountants, not Construction Accountants and may not know the answers. You may think they are just keeping it a secret. Sometimes you may think they don’t know what they are doing, and maybe I need to get a new tax accountant.
My Advice is Stop, take a deep breath. Is your tax accountant doing a good job with your annual taxes? If the answer is YES. Please keep them, they are doing what they are supposed to do.
Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Jul 29, 2016
Experts Have Increased Knowledge And Skills. This is true whether you are talking about general bookkeeping, tax accountants, your mechanic, your doctor or other business professionals.
Read MoreTopics: Contractor Bookkeeping Services, Construction Accounting
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