Construction Accounting Services

d.f. o’brien & co has significant expertise in the accounting required for bonding and the effective deferral of taxes. If it is assistance with work-in-progress accounting, assistance with Quickbooks, or just getting organized, we can help out. We can help provide the advice and coaching to achieve your goals to improve the profitability of your business.

Effective use of work-in-progress accounting is key to generating profits and maintaining surety bonding programs. We can assist in the preparation of the work-in-progress schedules as surety bonding companies request this information. We can assist in the preparation of exceptional high quality financial statements to meet the requirements of lenders, insurance companies, or to sell your business.

And, when it comes to tax advice, we intimately know the specific sections of the IRS code for contractor taxation. This is a very significant advantage to a contractor as tax advantaged strategies can maximize bonding opportunities.

You will find us friendly and helpful. You will find us accessible and professional. You will find deep knowledge and deep expertise

We would love to hear from you. Please call our office at (862) 505-1040 and set up a meeting.

Construction Accounting and Tax services

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Tax reduction planning for contractors

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Accounting and bookkeeping

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Month-end and year-end closing

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Fixed asset accounting and depreciation

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Financial statements for bonding

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QuickBooks™ accounting support

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Xero accounting support

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