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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Contractors working in San Diego's coastal zone answer to an approval process most inland California builders never deal with — the California Coastal Commission. Coastal Development Permit review can extend a project's pre-co...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Holding a California contractor license from the CSLB (Contractors State License Board) comes with financial requirements that your bookkeeping needs to track alongside your job costs — a bond, insurance minimums, and workers'...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com The Inland Empire is home to one of the largest concentrations of warehouses and distribution centers anywhere, fed by the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Contractors building at that scale run a genuinely different job t...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Texas has no personal or corporate income tax — but that doesn't mean no state business tax. The Texas franchise tax, a margin-based privilege tax, applies to most entities doing business in the state, and Texas sales tax rule...

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By Tammy Hoang, QuickBooks ProAdvisor — Construction Bookkeeping Specialist | Construction Cost Accounting (949) 889-3283 | constructioncostaccounting.com Washington runs its business taxes and workers' compensation system differently from most states — no state income tax, but a gross receipts-based B&O tax, and a state-administered workers' comp fund with premiums commonly...

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