Construction Industry
Construction-Focused Tax, Accounting & Consulting Solutions
Construction Industry
Supporting Contractors, Builders, and Subcontractors Across the West
The construction industry demands a firm that understands job costing, project timelines, multi-entity structuring, and the tax implications of each stage of a project. Singh & Associates LLP brings over 70 years of combined experience providing strategic accounting and tax planning services to general contractors, subcontractors, and specialty construction businesses. We know what it takes to help construction companies stay competitive, compliant, and profitable.
Expert Guidance for Construction Businesses
From navigating complex tax codes to offering detailed project-based financial planning, we support construction professionals through every phase of growth and operations.
Our specialized construction services include:
- Entity choice consulting for contractors and subcontractors
- Ownership restructuring and succession planning
- Cash flow projections for long-term projects
- Tax projections and compliance strategies
- Financing alternatives and capital planning
- Property repositioning strategies
- Cost Segregation and asset depreciation planning
- Passive activity rules and NII tax strategies
- Property tax mitigation planning
A Construction CPA Firm That Builds Long-Term Relationships
Singh & Associates has worked with construction clients for over two decades, providing proactive advice, customized solutions, and hands-on service. We understand that in construction, timing is everything—so we help you plan accordingly.
Talk to a Team That Understands Construction Inside and Out
Ready to take the next step? Let’s talk about your business. Whether you’re bidding on a new project or looking to restructure your operations, we’re here to provide the tax and accounting expertise that makes a difference.
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Owning or investing in multifamily real estate can be highly tax-efficient—but only if you avoid a handful of common mistakes. From skipping cost-segregation studies to choosing the wrong entity or missing a 1031 exchange window, small missteps can reduce cash flow...