Change Order Management in Construction
Change orders are a normal part of construction. Owners have new ideas, and designers issue revisions. Site conditions turn out to be different than expected.
Section 179D Deduction Set to Expire Mid-2026
Construction companies planning on energy-efficient commercial projects are approaching a key deadline. The Energy Efficient Commercial Building Deduction under Section 179D expires for projects that begin construction after June 30, 2026.
How CPAs Can Help Contractors Increase Bonding Capacity
Construction companies that want to grow often focus on backlog, staffing, equipment, and new bidding opportunities.
Impact of New Tariffs on the Construction Industry
The recently announced tariffs impacting imports from China, Canada, and Mexico are expected to impact the construction industry.
Employer Provisions in the SECURE Act 2.0
On December 29th, President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. Although primarily a spending bill that funds the federal government for the year, it did include important retirement plan reforms.
Inflation Reduction Act: 179D and 45L Updates
Called the largest climate bill in U.S. history, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) seeks to lower the federal deficit through investments in clean energy and healthcare.
Section 179D Energy Efficient Tax Deduction
Climate control and reduced energy consumption are well-established priorities in many new Denver area development projects.
2022 Colorado Construction Industry Outlook
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) released its annual industry outlook recently.
IRS Suspends Certain Automatic Notifications
Since the start of the pandemic, the IRS has faced significant struggles attempting to process individual, and certain federal business tax returns.
Challenges Persist for Denver Construction Companies
As the number of new COVID infections drops while the distribution of the vaccine continues, optimism is rising in many industries.