Regulation

As we conclude our series on construction accounting, we will focus on common billing methods and the responsibility that contractors have to accurately report payroll. You can catch up on

Tracking expenses is only one aspect of construction accounting. Tracking income and payments is just as important for ensuring that your company avoids bankruptcy and remains profitable. Below, we will

While traditional accounting entails using no more than a ledger, construction accounting consists of an assortment of moving parts designed to analyze single projects and keep funds flowing from one

Accounting is necessary for any business that wants to not only function but grow and thrive as well. This is as true for a construction company as it is for

The construction industry is defined by its relationships. The relationship between owner and contractor and the relationship between contractor and subcontractor can be extremely contentious. When one party violates an

In the summer of 2001, the Construction Advisory Committee was created to usher in a new era of reinforced bonds between the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and

Contractors and small construction business owners should never overlook the trademark application process. Moreover, once your intellectual property is protected, you should never overlook monitoring this information. In this brief

At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, we are committed to all aspects of the construction industry. Our devotion to construction goes well beyond providing construction businesses with a myriad of helpful