Navigating the world of finances can sometimes feel like trying to build a house without a blueprint. Between managing budgets, keeping track of expenses, and ensuring you're compliant with tax regulations, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. That's where your financial dream team comes in!
Having the right people by your side can make all the difference in staying organized and achieving your business goals. In this blog post, we'll chat about the key players you need on your financial team, what each role brings to the table, and how to find experts who truly understand the ins and outs of the construction industry.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, building a reliable financial team will be a game-changer in achieving your financial goals and securing the future of your business.
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Topics:
Accountant,
CPA Vs Construction Accountant,
Bookkeeper Vs. Accountant,
Accountant Vs. C.P.A.,
Systems And Processes,
Winning Teams,
Construction Systems And Processes
How often have you hired someone with the expectation that they know how construction works, and then you found out they did not know about it? You are a master in the construction industry, so you recognize what to look for in your particular field and quickly observe if someone has the skillsets, and you proceed accordingly.
You know what happens when you send your best Rough Carpenter that you pay piece work for framing spec from the ground up in all kinds of weather and working conditions to install some custom-made cherry wood cabinets with gold plated pulls and knobs in the home of your best client (who happens to be in the wealthiest neighborhood in your town). It is not a pretty sight.
Have you pictured a crew with muddy work gear and boots stepping onto your client's pristine floors? The dirty secret is that Tax Accountants operate like Rough Carpenters because they work fast and furious, and they are paid piece work. The main difference is that they earn the bulk of their annual income in three and a half months. This means they do not waste any time going through your receipts to ensure you get all the deductions you are entitled to.
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Topics:
CPA Vs Construction Accountant,
When Contractors Need A CPA,
Construction Bookkeeping,
Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting,
Construction Accountant Who Listens,
CPA,
Contractor Tips
