Our Blog

Sales tax on contractor work can be confusing because the tax treatment does not always follow the way a customer sees the project. A homeowner may think of a kitchen renovation, roof replacement, pl...

Picture this. Your crew rolls a dump truck onto a job site. A DOT officer pulls it over on the way out. The first question isn't about your load. It's "Where's your annual inspection report and vehic...

Contractors deal with risks that can change from one job to the next. A plumber may accidentally damage a customer's property, an electrician may face a claim connected with completed work, and a gen...

Picture this. An EPA inspector emails your office on a Tuesday morning. They want the file for a bathroom remodel you finished eight months ago in a 1962 home. You have three days to produce it. Do y...

Payroll errors are especially troublesome because they go unnoticed for a long time. A payroll error will accumulate for several pay periods until either the employee notices a problem on their pay s...

Every contractor has been there. You’re deep into a project, and the client calls to add “just one small thing,” which results in an additional 3 hours of work not included in the original cont...