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Written specifically for the construction industry by CFMA experts with years of hands-on experience and assembled by the expert LexisNexis editorial team, Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry is a highly practical reference covering the topics vital to construction industry financial professionals. This 2-volume set covers topics including income recognition, planning for income taxes, and preparing bids and estimates, as well as dozens of examples, sample reports, detailed checklists and sample computations.
Inside you’ll find an extensive industry overview and thorough discussion and analysis by CFMA experts on
• Roles and Responsibilities of the Financial Manager
• Accounting and Reporting
• Income Recognition
• Cash Management
• Taxes
• Legal Matters
• Insurance
• Organizational Structure
• Risk Management
• Employee Benefits
• Budgeting & Planning
• IT, Industry Benchmarks, and More!
Expert advice is also included on legal issues, insurance, surety and government contracts, handling claims and change orders, and controlling contract and project costs. In addition, Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry now includes discussions of IT control considerations, dispute resolution, M-Theory and Spheres of Influence, Immigration compliance, Bonus depreciation, qualified leasehold improvements, and IRC 179. It's a single source for issues in financial management in construction industry context.
This indispensable publication is updated annually and is a dependable source for the most current issues and analysis affecting the construction financial professional.
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