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

This Podcast Is Episode Number 0375, And It's About What To Do If Your Construction Business Is Operating At A Loss Operating at a loss means you’re spending more money than you’re making. And while it’s not uncommon, especially for new businesses, it’s still not an ideal situation and shouldn’t continue in the long term. Otherwise, you will eventually run out of cash reserves and be out of business. So the first thing you need to identify is why you’re operating at a loss. If it’s because you’re still in the start-up phase, then you might not need to worry too much as long as you’ve got enough cash to meet your costs. But if the losses are due to a decline in sales, then it’s time to review your construction business and, if necessary, get professional help. You’re operating at a loss if you: Don’t have enough money to pay your bills; You’re in overdraft without a plan to pay it off; You’re not selling as much as you anticipated. Do any of the above apply to you? Let’s look at ways you can remedy the situa