Business
Bookkeeping Best Practices for a Smooth Tax Season: Construction Contractors Must Maintain Accurate Books to Understand Financial Health
By spending time each month making sure the company books are up-to-date, business owners will have a better idea about the financial health of the company, as well as a much less time-consuming and stressful tax season.
By Scott Applegate
February 10, 2017
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Business
by Scott Applegate
Scott Applegate is the Chief Operating Officer for CapitalPlus Financial a financial servicers company specializing in helping construction companies with back office support services including bookkeeping, compliance and credit as well as their cash flow needs. You can get more information about CapitalPlus Financial at www.capitalplusfinancial.com or (865) 670-2345.
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