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Construction and real estate accounting services help businesses manage tax planning, financial reporting, cash flow, project profitability, and long-term growth strategies specific to these industries.

A construction CPA understands job costing, project-based revenue, WIP reporting, subcontractor reporting, equipment planning, and the financial challenges contractors face.

A real estate CPA can help with entity structuring, tax planning, depreciation strategies, investment reporting, and portfolio growth planning.

Yes. Greenwood Ohlund provides construction accounting services through tax support, reporting guidance, and CFO advisory for contractors and builders.

Yes. We support investors, developers, property groups, and related businesses with real estate accounting services focused on strategy, reporting, and tax efficiency.

Yes. Our CFO services help construction and real estate businesses improve cash flow, forecasting, profitability, and decision-making as they scale.

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IRS Form 990 transparency changes affecting nonprofit fiscal sponsorship reporting

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IRS Automatic Penalty Relief (AEP) illustration explaining penalty relief eligibility and First Time Abate for taxpayers in 2026.

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Automatic Penalty Relief is a new IRS initiative designed to reward taxpayers with a strong compliance history. Rather than requiring eligible taxpayers to request penalty relief after receiving a notice, the IRS intends to apply qualifying relief automatically for certain penalties. The program is expected to reduce reliance on the long-standing First Time Abate (FTA) process for many taxpayers. The

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