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Bonus Depreciation Is Back: How Construction, Real Estate, and Equipment-Heavy Businesses Can Plan Smarter
Businesses buying vehicles, machinery, software, equipment, or qualified improvements can use depreciation planning to improve cash flow under the permanent 100% additional first-year deduction for eligible property acquired after January 19, 2025. For construction…
Should Your Construction CPA Be Peer Reviewed? Why It Matters for Contractors
Construction companies that need audits, bonding support, or financial statements should understand whether their CPA should be peer reviewed. This article explains what peer review means and why it can be important when selecting a CPA for construction accounting and…
C-Corp or S-Corp? Choosing the Right Tax Structure for a Construction Company
The right business structure can affect how a construction company is taxed, how profits are distributed, and how owners plan for growth. This article compares common considerations when deciding whether a C-Corp or S-Corp structure is appropriate for a construction…
Do Construction Companies Need Audited Financial Statements to Apply for City Contracts?
Some city contracts, lenders, and bonding companies may request reviewed or audited financial statements before approving a contractor. This article explains when audited financials may be needed and why construction companies should prepare their accounting records…
Bonding and Insurance Requirements for NYC Construction Contracts
Contractors bidding on city projects are often required to show proof of bonding, insurance, and financial stability. This article explains why bonding capacity matters and how proper financial preparation can help construction companies compete for public-sector…
NYSIF Workers’ Compensation Insurance vs Private Carriers: What Construction Companies Should Consider
Workers’ Compensation Options for New York Contractors For construction companies in New York, workers’ compensation insurance is not simply another overhead expense. It affects contract eligibility, job costing, cash flow, payroll reporting, subcontractor management,…
Applying for NYC Construction Contracts: What Contractors Need to Know Before They Bid
Winning city construction work can be a major growth opportunity, but contractors must be prepared before submitting bids. This article explains the financial, insurance, bonding, and compliance factors NYC construction companies should review before applying for…
The 2026 Tax Reset: What NYC Business Owners Should Review Before Year-End
A practical guide to the major tax planning areas business owners should revisit after recent federal tax changes, including deductions, entity structure, payroll, and investment timing. The IRS notes that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act significantly affects federal…