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Construction Accounting Risk at Macro and Project Levels
Construction accounting is difficult on both a weekly project basis and a company-wide business reporting level, but proper application of best practices can smooth out processes and make sure the firm is in the best possible position to be paid fairly.
By Nate Budde
April 19, 2018
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by Nate Budde
Nate Budde is an author for The Lien and Credit Journal and works as the Chief Legal Officer at zlien. The leading nationwide mechanics lien service, zlien provides services to help contractors reduce their credit risk through the management of mechanics lien and bond claim compliance. He is a licensed attorney in Louisiana, a graduate of Stanford University (B.A.) and Tulane Law School (J.D.). Connect with him via LinkedIn and Google+.
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