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    Certified Payroll Reporting Resources

    Certified Payroll Reporting: Key Things You Need to Know

    If you are a contractor working on a federally funded project, you may be required to submit certified payroll reports...

    What Key Things Should I Look for in Certified Payroll Software?

    In many ways, it may seem like we’ve entered into a golden age of automation. From consumer electronics to home...

    What Should I Withhold for Payroll Taxes?

    One of the challenging aspects of handling an organization’s payroll is knowing how much money to withhold for employee...

    Avoiding Davis-Bacon Act Violations

    Did you know that if a project receives more than $2,000 in government funding you could face a compliance obligation?...

    Tips and Guidelines for Certified Payroll Reporting Software

    The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 requires construction companies to pay workers local prevailing wages and benefits. Most...

    Understanding Certified Payroll And Prevailing Wages Fringe Benefits

    When working on contracts, particularly government contracts, you often are subject to Davis-Bacon and Related Acts.

    The Contractor's Greatest Prevailing Wage Compliance Challenge

    Prevailing wage compliance can be a challenging task. You can ask the contractors that had to repay millions of dollars...

    10 Key Ways for Construction Companies to Stay Competitive

    Finding talented employees for your construction business is difficult. The Association of General Contractors recently...

    7 Key Construction Company Management Tips for Success

    Did you know there are 700,000 construction companies inthe US? That makes construction a highly competitive industry....

    What You Should Know About Construction Cost Codes

    Construction cost codes or activity-based costing are the most reliable ways for companies to account for the work...

    What to Know About The Davis-Bacon Act and Its Related Acts

    To work for the federal government, one must be aware of the rules and regulations set up to protect workers. One of...

    How Construction Businesses Can Thrive In Tough Economic Climates

    Traditional contractors are having a difficult time standing out in a competitive construction market because of: