Ideas & Insights

If your company owns or leases energy-efficient commercial buildings, you may be eligible for a deduction for associated property costs.

The economy shown strength, bringing the construction industry on a profitable ride, but there are signs that the growth could be slowing.

Learn how to avoid or correct the five common mistakes contractors make when managing their construction budgets.

RSM’s national construction industry leader, Brandon Maves, discusses how builders have adapted—and how they can plan for the months ahead.

Uncertainty around tariffs will impact middle market businesses looking at narrower profit margins. Will costs get passed to customers?

HR in construction companies is highly transactional and the volume of these transactions can open the door for mistakes or oversights.

When construction companies benchmark their performance against other organizations, they can make more informed business decisions.

Local training and vocational programs could be the solution to the construction industry's labor shortage. RSM experts weigh in.

Although financial statements are important to any type of business, for contractors they are especially crucial.

Recovery efforts have contractors and construction managers under pressure, as prices rise and qualified personnel are hard to find.

Some construction companies are offering phantom stock options instead of ESOP in order to retain their top talent.

In addition to displacing people and claiming lives, Hurricane Harvey has caused significant economic damage to the region.

The way that companies recognize revenue will soon change and it is time for construction companies to start planning to be in compliance.

There are a number of steps construction companies can take to help avoid unintended losses resulting from error or outright fraud.

Benchmarking operations against industry averages allows contractors to assess where they are—and where they may need to go.

Effective benchmarking enables construction companies to keep pace with the rest of the industry and remain competitive.

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.