How Retainage Impacts Construction Financial Statements
Key Takeaways Retainage can significantly affect how contract assets, liabilities, and receivables appear on financial statements. ASC 606 presentation rules may make retainage less visible, requiring contractors to review disclosures carefully. Clear retainage...
Financial Metrics That Drive Construction Business Valuations
Key Takeaways Profit margins, backlog strength, and workforce productivity are among the most influential factors in determining construction business value. Pricing strategies that align with cost management and operational efficiency can improve profitability...
New Tax Incentives Construction Companies Should Watch in 2026
Key Takeaways The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced permanent and expanded incentives that can significantly improve cash flow and project profitability. Strategic timing and coordination of tax incentives can directly influence pricing, bidding, and long-term...
Mitigating Financial Risk from Volatile Material Prices in 2026
Key Takeaways Material prices across key construction inputs fluctuated between 5% and 50% in 2026, requiring contractors to rethink pricing and budgeting strategies. Financial planning, contract protections, and procurement discipline are essential to preventing...