Contractor Success Map With Randal Dehart | Contractor Bookkeeping And Accounting Services

This Podcast Is Episode Number 0398, And It's About How To Avoid Overpaying Your Construction Business Tax Contractors want to maintain control without making any changes. "Keep doing the same thing but expecting a different result."  Throwing the receipts in a shoebox (behind or under the seat in the truck) is the favorite way to deal with paperwork. This is "Under Managing" and frustrates everyone around them who is playing "Where's Waldo?" Job costing is nonexistent; bills are usually paid late, customers are unbilled, lost, and forgotten. On the other hand, micromanaging every detail is an over-reaction from years of doing as little bookkeeping as possible to prepare the tax return. Knowing what to do, however, will stop you from making a big mess of it. Year-end phone conversations are usually out of frustration.  Contractors will call and say: I can't get any reports I don't like the reports I am getting My tax accountant is not answering all of my questions How can I improve my business? In-house boo