How the New Tax Bill Impacts Construction Companies: What Owners and CFOs Need to Know
- CONSTRUCTION, FINANCE, LEGAL, Risk Management, Taxes
- July 22, 2025

By Tonya Schulte, The Profit Constructors Let’s get something out of the way: I’m not a CPA. And to be clear—CPAs absolutely have their place. If you need help with tax preparation, audits, financial reviews, or navigating complex compliance requirements, a skilled CPA is the person you want in your corner. We work alongside great
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By Joseph Maes, CPA, REDW LLC. With the latest federal tax bill signed into law, construction company owners and financial leaders face critical updates that could reshape their tax planning strategies. The new provisions bring significant opportunities—as well as challenges—particularly for those managing capital investments, complex business structures, and varying types of income. This article
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How (Sub)Contractors Can Ensure They Protect Their Rights to What They Are Owed By Michael Metz-Topodas, Saul Ewing LLP michael.metz-topodas@saul.com Despite construction project’s fundamental premise—contractors should receive payment for work properly performed—too many subcontractors have lived through too many horror stories about projects where that does not happen. Such scarring experiences can lead subcontractors to
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By Adrienne Smoot-Edwards, Regeneracy; and Mary Klett, ASA Communications The construction industry is built on hard work, careful planning, and the collaboration of numerous trades and professionals. Yet, for subcontractors — the specialists who bring buildings to life with skilled labor, materials, and expertise — the industry’s payment process is a perpetual source of frustration
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By Travis Mayor, Billd Subcontractors have a host of working capital options to choose from: lines of credit, cash, credit cards, construction-specific financing, supplier terms, and more. As they cover all the capital needs of the business, subs have to be strategic and intentional, deciding which source of capital makes the most sense for each
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By Gary Semmer, AssuredPartners In the construction industry, contracts define relationships, responsibilities, and expectations among contractors, subcontractors, and owners. One of the most important yet often misunderstood elements in these contracts is the Additional Insured (AI) Endorsement, which provides extended insurance coverage and is important in managing risk for all parties involved in a construction
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