Late payments and slow cash flow have plagued the construction industry for so long that most of us think of it as the norm. And it’s only getting worse - according to one recent report, 82% of ...

In construction, revenue doesn’t always mean liquidity. Projects may look profitable on paper, but when payments lag, costs spike, or delays hit, cash can dry up fast. Without steady cash flow, even ...

On a typical electrical construction project, a project management team's success is measured on gross profit. Cash flow concerns are left to the controller, CFO, or sometimes even the owner. What's ...

It’s no secret that owning, operating, and building a construction business can be more difficult to achieve compared to other industries. While accurate tracking of cash flow, inventory, and gross ...

A company that consistently operates at a loss and suffers from negative cash flow is doomed to fail. The solution is to generate positive cash flow every month which will allow employees to be paid ...

A small business has cash flowing in and out of its business for various reasons. A small-business construction company reports these cash inflows and outflows during an accounting period on its cash ...

Eyeballing construction activity in and around Knoxville, particularly in homebuilding, can give the false impression that construction contractors are using dump trucks to haul the money they’re ...

Grassi Advisors & Accountants has been providing accounting and consulting services to the construction industry for more than 40 years. The Commercial Observer Partner Insights team spoke with Grassi ...

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