Job Estimates vs. Actuals Summary - Report shows you how accurately your company was on estimating. This report summarizes estimated versus actual costs and compares estimated revenue to actual revenue for all customers that have an active estimate.
QuickBooks Job Estimate Reports For Construction Companies
Posted by Randal DeHart on Mon, Feb 20, 2012
Topics: QuickBooks For Contractors, QuickBooks, contractors bookkeeping and accounting, Reports, QuickBooks For Contractors Setup
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Topics: Bad Bookkeepers, Bookkeeper Embezzlement, Bookkeeping Services, QuickBooks For Contractors, Professional bookkeeping, Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting, contractors bookkeeping and accounting
Payroll Options - Paper Check, Direct Deposit or Debit Card?
Posted by Randal DeHart on Wed, Feb 15, 2012
When Contractors Ask - Which payroll option we recommend we usually say Direct Deposit. The reasons are simple and as usual related to our primary role as "Profit And Growth Specialists For Contractors" and our Primary Mission which is helping you, the men and women of the greatest industry on earth, construction industry to achieve your definition of success. You deserve to be wealthy because you add value to other people's lives.
Topics: fully burdened labor costs for construction worker, Payroll Options, QuickBooks For Contractors, Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting, Business Process Management For Contractors
Popular Reports For Construction Companies Outside QuickBooks
Posted by Randal DeHart on Wed, Feb 15, 2012
Our site has a variety of popular reports not available in QuickBooks that construction companies find useful. You have said it would be nice to have them all in one place to make it easier to sort through and find the particular ones you want.
Topics: QuickBooks Construction Reports, QuickBooks For Contractors, Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting, QuickBooks, contractors bookkeeping and accounting, Reports
Topics: Payroll Tax, QuickBooks For Contractors, Construction Bookkeeping, Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting, Sales Tax Reports, Accounting
Your Income Tax Preparer - Is paid to fill out the tax forms and could not care less if you are paying too much in taxes because your QuickBooks file is a mess.
Sometimes They Will - Say something to you about how much easier it would be for them if your bookkeeping was in order and all the entries were in the right accounts where they belong.
Topics: QuickBooks Tune-Up, Save Money On Income Taxes, QuickBooks For Contractors, QuickBooks, QuickBooks Clean-Up, QuickBooks For Contractors Setup
Topics: Meet Your New Bookkeeper, Professional Bookkeeper, Contractors Bookkeeping, Bookkeeping, Bookkeeping Services, QuickBooks For Contractors, Construction Bookkeeping, QuickBooks, Desktop QuickBooks Online, Bookkeeper
The Nine Steps To Construction Bookkeeping And Accounting
Posted by Randal DeHart on Wed, Nov 09, 2011
Topics: Nine Steps To Construction Accounting, Bookkeeping Services, QuickBooks For Contractors, Construction Bookkeeping, Business Process Management For Contractors, QuickBooks, Accounting, Bookkeeper
The River Of Construction Commerce Has Two Areas
The Bad Area - Is where contractors without a Clear Business Strategy operate their Construction Company. Inside the rapids which are shallow, narrow, with boulders, trees and wrecked Construction Companies. It’s loud, rushing, churning like a Wild Roller Coaster with its violent ways which will exact a toll on even the strongest most determined contractor. In time it will wear them down to where they are dispirited and heartbroken or simply heart stopped and flat broke.
Topics: QuickBooks For Contractors, Strategic Planning, 80 20 Rule, River Of Construction Commerce
The One Burning Question Contractors Want To Know:
Show Me The Money! When money comes into the business at some point it turns into income which is one of the 5 Key Performance Reports successful contractors monitor on a regular basis.
Topics: Cash Flow, QuickBooks For Contractors, General Contractor, 80 20 Rule