RCSI - Tax Policy
Using tax planning to support roofing company growth
RCS Influencer John Kenney says taxes should be planned early enough to influence timing and decision-making Tax planning is often treated as a year-end accounting exercise. The contractor meets with the accountant, reviews the numbers and looks for deductions before filing the return. That may satisfy the immediate tax requirement, but ...
Growth doesn't stop at the tax return: Aligning expansion with your insurance strategy
RCS Influencers Ashley and Seth Pietsch say tax planning and insurance planning shouldn't happen in completely separate conversations. For roofing contractors, growth often means investing in the business. New vehicles, equipment, technology, facilities and employees can help a company take on larger projects, improve efficiency and position itself for the future. ...
Tax credits, incentives and roofing growth: Turning policy Into opportunity
RCS Influencer Will Lorenz explains how roofing contractors can leverage tax incentives and industry advocacy efforts to help building owners invest in their properties while creating new opportunities for business growth. Editor's note: The following is the transcript of a live interview with Will Lorenz of General Coatings. You can read ...
Turn tax planning into growth strategy
RCS Influencer Aaron Weinstein says contractors should work with trusted tax advisors and peers well before major purchases to maximize long-term growth. Editor's note: The following is the transcript of a live interview with Aaron Weinstein of Terial. You can read the interview below, listen to the podcast or watch the ...
Check tax policy at all levels
RCS Influencer Trent Cotney recommends checking state and local tax policies in addition to federal. Editor's note: The following is a transcript of a conversation with Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese. You can listen to the interview or read the transcript below. Emma Richardson: Hi everyone, I'm Emma Richardson for ...
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