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Salary Increases Alone Might Not Be Enough to Retain Construction Company Employees

As part of a recent Maryland construction industry survey, we investigated the top reasons construction company employees leave, the top benefits contractors are offering and the role performance reviews play in how firms manage their human resources.
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Two Fraudsters. One Billing Scheme. $1.4 Million Dollars.

Despite what many business owners would like to believe, instances of fraud often crop up when we least expect. Even the best of us can miss the signs of a fraudster in our midst, and as the size of a company increases, so do number of places a fraudster...
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Top 3 Federal and State Real Estate Tax Credits

Real estate is an important part of any comprehensive financial portfolio, but when it comes to utilizing tax credits, many property owners continue to lose out. Despite the benefits, finding and applying applicable tax credits can be difficult and...
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Guidance for Protecting Your Overhead Rate from Overzealous Auditors

If your architecture, engineering or construction firm has been contracted to provide services to state or local governments, it’s imperative that you understand your firm’s indirect cost rate and how to navigate the FAR and AASHTO Audit Guide.
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Unallowable Expenses and the Art of Lost Revenue and Profits

It’s unfortunate when government contractors lose revenue and profits because they lack controls, policies and processes for submitting allowable cost claims. Adding 10% or more to your top line could be as simple as doing more training or more review...
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How Government Contractors Can Avoid Unallowable Costs

A few years ago we were hired by a government contractor to help them with a pretty big problem: their auditor disallowed over $100,000 in costs, and consequently, the business took a 5% hit to their indirect cost rate.
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