2Go Blog: Construction
New Lease Accounting Standards Curfew December 31… Do You Know Where Your Balance Sheet Is?
Lease accounting to comply with new Accounting Standards Update (ASU) under FASB 842(US) and IFRS … Read More
How Cost Segregation Can Improve ROI On Your Healthcare Facility
In this blog, lead partner for the Healthcare and Life Science Practice Group, Joe Markunas and co-author, Managing Director for Cost Recovery Solutions, LLC., Robert Rahner detail how cost segregation is a valuable tax tool which can result in tax savings for property owners. Read More
Cybersecurity in a Changing World
In our post today, guest blogger Jason Clause of Endsight discusses the Equifax data security breach and what we as business people can learn from it. Read More
1031 Exchanges – Will sound tax policy save them from extinction?
In this blog, CFOs2GO lead partner of Real Estate and Construction Practice, Bill Klein, shares his experience and discusses the new Administration’s decision to do away with Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and the consequences that could follow. Read More
Why You Should Not Use Excel for Financial Reporting
In this blog, CFOs2GO lead partner of Real Estate and Construction Practice, Bill Klein, shares his experience as Consulting CFO for a Construction Company and discusses why, in his point-of-view, Excel should not be used for financial reporting and the errors that result from not using good accounting systems. Read More
What is the Right Level of Financial Leadership in a Rapidly Growing Business?
In this blog, Bob builds on his previous blog “Is it Time to Hire a CFO?” and addresses the full range of financial leadership and accounting positions between bookkeeper and CFO that can be required when a company is experiencing the dynamics of growth. He goes further into commenting on financial titles and to what businesses they are relevant to. Read More