AI offers incredible opportunities for the construction industry, but it also brings challenges that require careful management. By thoroughly evaluating the risks and rewards, construction companies can unlock AI’s full potential, driving unprecedented innovation and growth in their projects.
With vast resources, complex operations, and public scrutiny, government organizations face unique challenges in detecting and preventing fraud. Let’s explore practical solutions to keep these institutions on the straight and narrow.
Jess Vento from LeaseCrunch has a solution to simplify the process of implementing ASC842, an accounting standard that changed how companies report leases on their financial statements.
Despite popular misconceptions, small and mid-size nonprofits can establish endowments – for as little as $100. Here’s a guide to setting up an endowment for organizations that aren’t sure they can manage it.
Learn more about outsourcing all or part of your accounting or finance function.
Learn about Government Accountability Office 2024 updates to the Yellow Book. They the evolving landscape of government auditing and incorporate feedback from practitioners to address new challenges and share best practices.
PBMares earned a spot on Construction Executive’s (CE) annual ranking of influential firms in construction accounting. Read the news release here.
Government contractors must navigate a landscape where Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors are paramount. Learn why ESG and tax considerations are vital for government contractors.
AI is revolutionizing real estate by enhancing property management, market analysis, and transactions. Predictive maintenance and smart building technologies optimize operations, while automated contract management and fraud detection streamline transactions. Despite challenges, AI's potential to add up to $180 billion in value makes it essential for future growth and innovation.
Enterprise Zones (EZs) are a key economic development tool, offering tax and monetary incentives to businesses investing in distressed areas. These benefits typically include tax credits, property tax abatements, and sales tax exemptions, which lower the cost of doing business within the zone. Learn more about the state participation, potential benefits, and eligibility requirements.
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