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Most construction business owners aren’t stuck because they’re not working hard enough. They’re stuck because they’re working in the wrong
🚨 Big Tax News: SALT Deduction Cap Raised to $40,000 The Senate just passed Trump’s new tax bill, and it
👨👩👧👦 The OBBBA: the “Hire Your Child” Tax Strategy If you own a business and have children, the One Big
Many contractors running S-corps think, “I’ll just pay myself a big bonus at year-end, withhold taxes, and call it good.”
If your construction company donates to charity each year, be mindful that the OBBBA adds a new rule starting 2026
Your Construction Company Is Profitable on Paper — But Broke in Real Life Revenue is up. Jobs are booked. Crew
🚧 Contractors: Your Truck Might Be Creating a Hidden Tax Write-Off (or Tax Bill) 🚧 If your company reimburses you
Monday, 2026-05-25 — Winging It Will Kill Your Construction Business Most construction contractors are making $1M-$5M a year and running
A lot of my contractor clients hold significant crypto positions as liquidity reserves in their business, so I thought this
Penalty-Free Withdrawals from Retirement Accounts As a result of the Secure 2.0 Act passed in 2022, taxpayers may make penalty-free
Measuring a Casualty Loss after the LA Wildfires 10/15 is around the corner, meaning even LA county residents returns are
Most contractors don’t realize this, but your mortgage might be costing you way more in taxes than it should. After
If your construction business makes money but never has cash, more sales won’t fix it. That’s the trap. As revenue
🏥👶 Paid Family Leave Tax Credit May Soon Be Permanent – Here’s What Employers Should Know 👶🏥 The Employer Credit
🚨⚡ Clean Vehicle Credits Are Ending Soon⚡🚨 If you’ve been eyeing an electric vehicle — or advising clients who are
If you’re running a construction business, don’t leave money on the table. These last-minute quick strategies can help you save
Profit Doesn’t Mean You Have Cash You can be profitable… and still run out of money. That’s where most contractors
The Profit System Contractors Ignore Ever finish a big job… look at your bank account… and wonder where the money
One mistake can destroy an entire 1031 exchange. And most people don’t realize it until it’s too late. Here are
One of the fastest ways business owners lose deductions in an IRS audit is simple: missing or unreadable receipts. Your
Beginning in 2026, the OBBBA opens the door for itemized federal tax deductions on personal casualty losses from state-declared disasters
🚧 When Construction Deals Fail: The Tax Fallout Contractors often spend real money trying to buy: • Another construction company
It happens all the time in industry. Someone brings on a crew member and files a 1099 instead of a