Accountants for Contractors and Construction CPA Services

Kurt Simmons CPA provides construction CPA services for contractors, trades businesses, general contractors, subcontractors, and builders that need job costing, WIP schedules, bonding support, audit readiness, payroll, equipment planning, tax planning, and cash-flow reporting nationwide / all 50 states where permitted.

Accounting Support for Contractors, WIP Schedules, and Bonding

Construction accounting has unique requirements that general-practice CPAs often miss: job costing, percentage-of-completion accounting, WIP schedules, retainage, change orders, bonding requirements, equipment deductions, payroll, and contractor licensing. We help contractors and construction companies connect those records to tax, audit, banking, bonding, and cash-flow decisions.

KAS CPA works with construction businesses that need contractor accounting, financial statement support, tax planning, and practical advisory from a virtual-first CPA practice serving clients nationwide / all 50 states where permitted.

Who We Serve

  • General contractors
  • Specialty trade contractors
  • Construction managers
  • Design-build firms
  • Developers and builders
  • Subcontractors and trades

Construction Accounting

  • Job costing systems and reporting
  • Percentage of completion accounting
  • Work-in-progress schedules
  • Completed contract method analysis
  • Change order tracking and accounting
  • Retention and billing management

Bonding and Banking Support

  • Financial statements for bonding companies
  • CPA-prepared WIP schedules
  • Bank line of credit support
  • Personal financial statements for guarantors

Construction Tax

  • Long-term contract method elections
  • Look-back interest calculations
  • Research and development credits for construction
  • State contractor registration and compliance
Bottom Line

What do accountants for contractors help with?

Short answer: Accountants for contractors help construction companies with job costing, WIP schedules, revenue recognition, bonding, cash flow, equipment deductions, tax planning, payroll, and project financial reporting nationwide / all 50 states where permitted.

  • Job cost, WIP, backlog, retainage, and project-margin reporting.
  • Financial statements for bonding, lenders, and owners.
  • Tax planning for equipment, entities, compensation, and cash flow.

Get Construction CPA Help

Discuss the jobs, WIP schedules, bonding requests, payroll issues, equipment plans, and contractor tax questions that need CPA attention.

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