by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
While the Colorado construction market is expected to slow, many are still anticipating increased demand in the labor markets for various sectors. The Cumming Market Analysis offers important data including where demand will increase. The study forecasts an increase... 
by Denise Jordan | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate, Tax
Dedicated employees who commit to working hard to complete a project, meet increased production demands and drive innovation should be rewarded. In addition to their base compensation, other benefits such as retirement plans, health, dental and year-end bonuses are... 
by William Tucker, CPA | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Tax
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (tax reform) ushered significant changes to the tax code to make it easier to navigate and less complex. Since the close of the 2018 tax season, many Denver businesses have been looking more closely at these modifications to see how... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
The last half of 2019 is bound to be a whirlwind for Denver construction companies. In addition to managing the higher-than-average growth that experts are predicting, management will have to address labor shortages and strategize around recently released tax... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
Many Denver area construction companies struggled to keep up with demand in 2018 given the challenges of a shrinking labor market. As the first quarter ends, it’s clear this challenge has not diminished the ambitions of management to take advantage of growth... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
Denver area construction companies have benefitted from the recent increase in development and re-development across downtown and the region. According to the Downtown Denver Partnership, since 2013 there has been over $5 billion in construction investment which... 