Category: Construction
Does Your Company Have a Document Retention Policy?
Every company generates business documents. Cataloging and storing paper files, electronic documents, correspondence, and data used in business applications and databases takes time, effort, and money. However, not all business records are of equal value — some can be...
Maximizing Your Firm’s Bonding Capacity
The information you present in your company’s financial statements gives sureties a sense of your company’s operating results and financial strength. You are more likely to get the bonding you want at a competitive rate when sureties believe that your company is...
Recruiting, Training, and Retaining Veterans
Construction company owners know that military veterans typically bring skills and a work ethic that align well with what’s required of today’s construction worker. Veterans have hands-on work experience in fast-paced and highly stressful situations,...
Watch Out for Federal Excise Taxes
The federal government raises additional revenue by imposing excise taxes on certain goods and activities. Generally, if your construction company owns heavy trucks that use the public highways, it is required to pay the federal highway vehicle use tax. Your company...