Ideas & Insights

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.

Canadian firms need to be aware of significant Canadian tax pitfalls that may arise when considering investments into opportunity zones.

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.

Automation is quickly making its way into the construction industry, but the use of robot process automation extends beyond work sites.

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.

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.

Numerous innovations have benefitted the construction industry, yet nothing has had as profound an effect as information technology.

It's no secret that cybercrime is costly. RSM discusses how middle market companies, such as construction contractors, are most vulnerable.

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

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.

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.

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.

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