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1031 Exchange

When a Section 1031 Like-kind Exchange Isn’t the Right Fit: Alternatives for Real Estate Investors

May 21, 2026

Justin Jensen

For many real estate investors, a Section 1031, like-kind exchange, is often the first strategy considered when selling investment property. The ability to defer capital gains taxes and reinvest proceeds into another property has made 1031 exchanges a popular tool for building and preserving wealth over time. But a 1031 exchange is not always the…

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Missing Link

The Missing Link in Your Accounting Team: Why Financial Data Isn’t Turning Into Decisions

May 19, 2026

Many business owners don’t have a reporting problem. They have a decision-making gap—and usually, the missing link is turning financial data into usable insight. Every month, the financials arrive on time. The reports are accurate. Revenue, expenses, margins, and cash balances are all there. But when leadership has to make an important decision, uncertainty still…

Pension Accounting

Ten Years of GASB 68: What Pension Accounting Has Taught Us—and What Comes Next

May 12, 2026

It has been a decade since the implementation of GASB Statement No. 68, and for many governments, it still feels like yesterday. When GASB 68 took effect, it fundamentally reshaped how public sector organizations report pension obligations—bringing long‑standing liabilities out of the footnotes and onto the face of the financial statements. Why GASB 68 Was…

Tax Law Changes

2026 Tax Law Changes: What the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Means for Planning

May 5, 2026

Tax planning in 2026 is not just about reacting to changes—it’s about understanding how those changes shift the strategy conversation. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduces several updates that directly impact how business owners and high-net-worth families approach estate planning, income tax strategy, and long-term wealth transfer. While many of these provisions build…

Margin Compression in Construction: Are Rising Costs Quietly Eating Your Profits?

Margin Compression in Construction: Are Rising Costs Quietly Eating Your Profits?

April 29, 2026

Many construction companies have strong backlogs and plenty of work. But despite staying busy, profits often aren’t keeping pace. The reason is margin compression. Rising labor costs, higher material prices, project delays, and fixed contract pricing can slowly reduce the profit built into a job. If those changes aren’t monitored during the project, margins can…

Fractional CFO Budget

How a Fractional CFO Helps Turn Budget Data Into Strategic Decisions During Growth Stages

April 21, 2026

As businesses grow, financial reports often become more detailed—but not necessarily more helpful. Many leadership teams receive monthly financial statements yet still struggle to answer key questions: This is where strategic financial insight becomes valuable. A Fractional Controller or Fractional CFO helps leadership teams interpret the signals inside their budget so they can move forward…

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

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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