by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
Climate control and reduced energy consumption are well-established priorities in many new Denver area development projects. Construction companies regularly seek opportunities to implement energy-efficient systems to earn certification from the U.S. Green Building... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) released its annual industry outlook recently. More than 1,000 respondents from across the country shed light on where they are relative to 2021, what they’re expecting from the next several months, and the... 
by William Tucker, CPA | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Tax
Since the start of the pandemic, the IRS has faced significant struggles attempting to process individual, and certain federal business tax returns. The combination of new tax law implementation, processing of several economic stimulus payments, administration of... 
by James Breidel | Construction
As the number of new COVID infections drops while the distribution of the vaccine continues, optimism is rising in many industries. The “return to normal” seems inevitable as demand continues to increase and restrictive government orders continue to fade.... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction
Managing a construction project is a challenging proposition especially considering the potential risks which present themselves in almost every aspect of the work. Project delays, unplanned work stoppages, disruptions to the supply chain, and other unexpected events... 
by Jeremiah Wolcott | Construction, Tax
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Denver construction companies have faced a variety of challenges. Similar to other businesses, the need for working capital to offset the economic shock of the pandemic was a prime concern. As funding was received the focus shifted to... 