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In many people's eyes, there couldn't be too more different industries than accounting and construction. While there are many differences, the end goal is the same-doing a job as quickly and efficiently as possible at a cost that pleases the client while still making a profit for the business. The accountants at the firm of Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell go one better, though. Some of our CPAs focus strictly on work with the construction business, accounting for a number of small- and medium-sized local businesses in the industry. By working closely with these construction companies, we have come to understand the business needs of those in the construction industry, where those needs intersect with other industries, and where the needs differ. You are an expert at your business. We are experts at ours. By working together, partners rather than one business simply hiring another to perform construction accounting services, we can gain a deeper understanding of what makes your business work while helping you find ways to improve efficiency, minimize risk, and maximize profit.
Learn more about construction accounting:
Construction Project Accounting
Residential Construction Accounting
Construction Audit
Construction Accounting Services
The firm of Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell goes beyond simply preparing financial statements, conducting audits, or offering tax advice. We offer full business solutions, comprehensive help for a number of industries, including construction. Accounting services are only a part of the deal.
In addition to financial statements, budgets and projections, and the other services you might expect from a construction business accounting firm, Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell takes on other challenges specific to the industry. These include, but are not limited to, assisting with bonding and surety, helping to develop employee benefit and pension plans and the related audits, and performing cost segregation studies to help you figure out where you are spending your money, and how you could spend less and make more. For more information, or to begin, please contact one of our construction accounting specialists, Robert R. Marchione, CPA or Susan L. Howell, CPA, today.
More information:
Manufacturing Business Accounting
Construction Industry Accounting
Construction Management Accounting
