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Why Reviewing WIP Reports Every Month Protects Project Profitability for Construction CEOs and Owners

Why Reviewing WIP Reports Every Month Protects Project Profitability for Construction CEOs and Owners

April 14, 2026

Jason Phillips

Most established construction companies already produce a Work in Progress (WIP) report. Banks expect it. Sureties require it. Accountants prepare it. But the real value of a WIP report goes far beyond compliance. When reviewed consistently by leadership, WIP reporting becomes one of the most effective tools for understanding project performance, monitoring margins, and maintaining…

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Bonus depreciation Meets Cost Seg

Where Cost Segregation and Bonus Depreciation Meet: A Smarter Way to Accelerate Real Estate Tax Benefits

April 7, 2026

Real estate investors often hear cost segregation and bonus depreciation mentioned in the same breath—and for good reason. While they’re two separate tax concepts, they work together to create some of the most powerful depreciation strategies available today. Understanding where these two tools meet—and how they should be used together—can help investors unlock cash flow…

SLFRF April 30, 2026, Reporting Deadline: American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)

SLFRF April 30, 2026, Reporting Deadline: American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)

April 1, 2026

The final stages of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) program are here. If you haven’t received Treasury’s formal closeout confirmation letter, then mark your calendar, because April 30, 2026, is your next reporting deadline. The April 30, 2026, Deadline: Do I Need to Report? All SLFRF recipients…

ACFR Automation for Government Finance Teams: Eliminate Manual Rework and Reporting Chaos

ACFR Automation for Government Finance Teams: Eliminate Manual Rework and Reporting Chaos

March 30, 2026

For many government finance teams, the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) has become synonymous with long nights, last-minute changes, and a constant fear that one small update will ripple into hours of rework. While ACFR preparation has always been complex, the pressure has intensified as reporting requirements grow and staffing resources remain tight. The good…

How Cost Segregation Puts Cash Back Into Your Business—Sooner

How Cost Segregation Puts Cash Back Into Your Business—Sooner

March 26, 2026

If you own real estate, your property is already generating income. What many business owners don’t realize is that it can also generate cash flow through tax timing—without changing how much you earn or how you operate. Cost segregation isn’t about finding new deductions. It’s about getting access to the deductions you already have earlier,…

Why Budgets Break During Growth — And Why Many Businesses Turn to a Fractional CFO or Controller

Why Budgets Break During Growth — And Why Many Businesses Turn to a Fractional CFO or Controller

March 24, 2026

Growth is exciting. Revenue is increasing, new opportunities are appearing, and the business is gaining momentum. But many business owners notice something unexpected during this phase. Even as revenue grows, financial pressure can start to build. You might notice things like revenue increasing, but also: If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. In fact, this…

ADA Title II Digital Accessibility: Why Automation Helps Finance Departments Meet Compliance

ADA Title II Digital Accessibility: Why Automation Helps Finance Departments Meet Compliance

March 19, 2026

For many government finance departments, the upcoming ADA Title II digital accessibility requirements introduce a new operational challenge. Financial reports—such as ACFRs, budget books, council packets, and financial statements—must be accessible to residents who rely on assistive technologies like screen readers. To meet these requirements, digital documents must follow accessibility standards that allow assistive technologies…

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