Construction and Trades Accounting
Contractors and trade businesses work job to job, with costs and billing spread across projects and a mix of employees and subcontractors. McNeel CPA maintains the records and prepares the filings that come with that structure.
- Costs and revenue spread across multiple jobs
- A mix of employees and subcontractors on the same project
- Contractor reporting requirements at year end
- Equipment purchases and depreciation tracking
- Uneven cash flow between billing and payment
- Maintain books that separate activity by job where records support it
- Process payroll for field and office employees where the firm can assist
- Prepare year-end contractor and wage forms
- Track equipment purchases and depreciation schedules
- Prepare business income tax returns for the entity
- Prepare period statements showing results across jobs
Availability and limitations
Availability depends on the state, filing requirement, registration status, and scope of services requested. Contact McNeel CPA to determine whether the firm can assist.
McNeel CPA has two physical Mississippi offices. Philadelphia accepts walk-ins during regular business hours. Louisville is available by appointment only — call 662-773-8289 before traveling.
Pricing
Pricing varies based on the forms involved, number and type of entities, condition of the records, filing history, payroll size, bookkeeping volume, state requirements, and level of assistance requested. A final quote is provided after review.
Frequently asked questions
Can you track costs by job?
Job-level tracking is possible where your records identify costs by job. We will explain what detail is required to maintain it.
Do you handle subcontractor reporting?
Year-end contractor forms are part of what we prepare. We will need complete payee information and payment records for the year.
What about equipment purchases?
Equipment purchases and disposals are recorded and carried on a depreciation schedule that follows through to the business return.