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Even as the housing market leads the U.S. economic recovery, homebuilders are facing new pressures as they try to meet surging demand.
With labor and materials challenges still looming amid, with so much work, how can contractors better prepare?
The impending infrastructure bill will translate into opportunities for contractors to win bids on government contracts.
There are a number of steps construction companies can take to help avoid unintended losses resulting from error or outright fraud.
This guide outlines six steps construction managers can take to move their companies toward a digital transformation.
Automation is quickly making its way into the construction industry, but the use of robot process automation extends beyond work sites.
Uncertainty is a fact of life with construction projects, which rely on the smooth orchestration of contractors, materials and labor...
The labor shortage has challenged every U.S. contractor’s ability to be shovel ready. How can they appeal to new talent?
It’s critical that joint venture partners evaluate drivers of economic and financial performance at each project stage.
If your company owns or leases energy-efficient commercial buildings, you may be eligible for a deduction for associated property costs.
Benchmarking operations against industry averages allows contractors to assess where they are—and where they may need to go.
What is the right succession plan? For many in the construction industry, the answer is often found in the employee stock ownership plan.
Everything from lumber to asphalt to cement to insulation has soared in price as the homebuilding industry has heated up.
Construction firms forced to reduce or cancel operations by jurisdictional order may meet employee retention credit eligibility requirements
Technology is serving as a catalyst to reshape the economy and the construction industry is not immune to this digital transformation.
Discover opportunities and hear the impact COVID-19 has afforded the construction industry in terms of recruiting and retention.
Explore technology platforms and automation opportunities that contractors are taking advantage of throughout the construction lifecycle.
This session will cover the modernization and digitization the construction industry is experiencing, with a focus on ERP technologies.
Automation is making its way into the construction industry. As competition increases, contractors must adapt to new technologies.
The construction industry is experiencing rapid transformation. Join RSM as we examine the current and future state of the industry.
Join RSM’s six-part series of on-demand webcasts covering workforce, risk and digital transformation for construction.
As construction companies continue to deal with the fallout from COVID-19, they should look toward technology to help grow their operations.
Provides more time to elect out of 163(j) interest deduction limitation for taxpayers with certain real property or farming businesses.
HR challenges in the construction industry come down to three resource constraints—a lack of people, processes and technology.
What companies should be doing to prepare for 2020 with accounting, leasing and tax changes and preparing for a potential work slow down.
Many contractors are not adequately preparing for yet another accounting change coming their way, known as ASC 842.
As the construction industry continues to see labor shortages, strategies for attracting and retaining employees become paramount.
Real estate professionals continue to face confusion over the consolidation of real estate project entities and joint ventures.
Learn how to avoid or correct the five common mistakes contractors make when managing their construction budgets.
Highlights summarizing why contractors that have entered into primarily operating leases will be most affected by the new lease guidance.
The right business valuation can assist in facilitating a variety of business decisions for the construction industry.
It's no secret that cybercrime is costly. RSM discusses how middle market companies, such as construction contractors, are most vulnerable.
At a crossroads, a construction company needed help finding strategic advantages in technology that would lead to enhanced operations.
A comprehensive white paper about how construction contractors are affected by the new revenue recognition guidance in ASC 606.
HR in construction companies is highly transactional and the volume of these transactions can open the door for mistakes or oversights.
According to recent data, the construction industry’s investment in capital equipment is going to steadily increase.
Apprenticeship programs are gaining popularity among employers and potential employees. Read about developing the workforce of the future.
The construction industry could face a labor shortage in a few years. What can contractors do to attract more workers to the industry?
As American businesses continue digging out from devastating hurricanes, many company owners are exploring business interruption insurance.
Some construction companies are offering phantom stock options instead of ESOP in order to retain their top talent.
Join RSM’s Cyndi Mergele for a discussion on HR mistakes that can potentially cost construction companies thousands of dollars.
Although not appropriate for every construction company, an ESOP carries several inherent advantages and is growing in popularity.
With a strong economy at their disposal, baby boomers who own construction companies are increasingly looking for ways to either sell their
The way that companies recognize revenue will soon change and it is time for construction companies to start planning to be in compliance.
Thin profit margins demand that management take steps to prevent occupational fraud. To ignore the issue can be expensive.
The form simply provides assurance to the appropriate agencies that newly hired workers hold citizenship or work-authorization documents.
Construction companies can use technology to improve collaboration and reap the rewards of a more connected and mobile project environment.
This webcast will walk through the latest technologies, their impact and considerations to optimize your job site performance.
Owners need to be aware of the various ways this insurance can be used as a hidden source of revenue. Learn more here.
Under the facts of CCA 201123001, the taxpayer operated three business segments. One provided full-service leasing and contract maintenance.
Losses due to fraud in the construction industry are significant. But there are practices that can help with prevention and early detection.
Joe Adams, CEO of RSM US LLP, discusses safety and flexibility with Brian Murray, CEO of Minnesota-based Ryan Companies.
From accounting and tax to technology and risk, this bi-monthly publication delivers the latest news shaping the construction industry.
Construction firms should consider how the creation of a distinctive employer-of-choice brand can help retain a strong workforce.
From fundraising competition to opportunities in multifamily and construction, U.S. real estate is responding to shifts in the economy
With construction labor shortages and cost of materials rising amid so much work, how can contractors ensure they’re always shovel ready.
RSM’s monthly Construction Indicators Report provides a snapshot of demand levels for residential and nonresidential construction.