Understanding Profit & Loss (P&L) Statements for Construction: Construction Accounting 101
Bangert, Inc.
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Understanding Profit & Loss (P&L) Statements for Construction: Construction Accounting 101
4 208 просмотров · 2 года назад
Bangert, Inc.
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4 208 просмотров · 2 года назад
Welcome to our new series, Construction Accounting 101! In this episode, Reid Bangert and CPA Lisa Hutt delve into the fundamentals of Profit and Loss (P&L) statements and their significance in the construction industry, with a special focus on using Sage Intacct Construction.
Join us as Lisa Hutt explains:
What a P&L statement is
The key components of a P&L statement
How to use P&L statements to analyze your business's financial performance
Specific considerations for construction businesses, including seasonal trends and cost allocation
How Sage Intacct Construction can help streamline and enhance your P&L analysis
Whether you're a seasoned construction professional or new to the industry, this video will provide valuable insights into managing your financials more effectively using Sage Intacct Construction.
Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Please consult a CPA or financial professional for specific guidance on your P&L statements.
Key Points Covered:
00:05 - Introduction to the series
00:40 - Overview of P&L statements
01:17 - Using P&L for year-over-year comparisons
02:04 - Seasonal trends in construction
04:31 - Using P&L statements for business growth and strategy
06:14 - Example of a 12-month trailing P&L statement
08:15 - Analyzing P&L with Sage Intacct Construction
10:32 - Basic components of a P&L statement for construction
14:01 - Allocating operating expenses to jobs
17:17 - Importance of visualizing financial data
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