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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Every electrical contractor is running a small warehouse on wheels and most don't think of it that way. Each truck is carrying thousands of dollars in wire, breakers, devices, conduit, fittings, and fixtures. Multiply that acr...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Ask any electrical contractor what they'd most like to have, and somewhere near the top is this: revenue they can count on every month without chasing the next service call. That's exactly what an electrical service agreement ...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Electrical work runs on permits and inspections more than almost any other trade. Pull the panel, you need a permit. Add circuits, run a new service, do a tenant improvement — permit, then inspection, sometimes several. It's a...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Here's something that makes electrical contractor payroll genuinely different from payroll in most businesses: your crew isn't one kind of worker at one rate. You've got apprentices learning the trade, journeymen running indep...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Here's the problem with most electrical contractor bookkeeping: it treats an electrical business like one company, when really you're running two. You've got service work — the calls, the repairs, the panel swaps, the troubles...

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