Rental depreciation, job costing, contractor payroll, and cash flow that doesn't move in a straight line — this is the accounting work we're building our practice around.
Real estate and construction businesses run into accounting problems that a general small-business bookkeeper often isn't set up to handle well.
Depreciation schedules, passive activity rules, 1031 exchange coordination with your attorney, and per-property profitability tracking.
Rental income and expense tracking, security deposit accounting, and clean records if you ever sell or refinance a property.
Job costing, subcontractor 1099 tracking, retainage, and managing books through uneven, project-based cash flow.
Transformed Accounting is a new firm, and real estate and construction is where we intend to specialize as we grow. That means you get an accountant who is actively building deep expertise in your industry — and who has the bandwidth right now to give your books real attention.
