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Bonus Depreciation for Contractors in 2026 Construction businesses enter 2026 with a lot to manage. Bonus depreciation for contractors adds another planning layer, especially for businesses making equipment purchases or managing long-term contracts while also watching labor availability, material costs, project timelines, and margin pressure. Bonus Depreciation

What the 2026 Tax Incentive Deadline Means Builders and developers are already managing a busy mix of project timelines, cost pressures, labor needs, financing questions, and changing federal policy. Recent construction industry insight also points to continued activity in areas such as infrastructure, power, water, data centers, and semiconductor projects, whi

Recent IRS guidance has brought new attention to Qualified Production Property, or QPP, and its role in facility planning for businesses involved in manufacturing, production, refining, and certain agricultural production activities. For owners considering new facilities, expansions, or major improvements, the QPP rules may create a meaningful timing and cash-f

Across many markets, developers are seeing increased demand in sectors such as infrastructure, energy, data centers, and advanced manufacturing. National construction outlooks continue to point toward growth in these areas. Yet even when capital is available and project demand is strong, zoning and permitting hurdles can quietly derail timelines and strain proj

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) enter 2026 at a crossroads. After several years shaped by rising interest rates, shifting office demand, and evolving capital markets, investors are reassessing where real estate fits within a diversified portfolio. For many, REITs remain attractive for income generation and diversification. At the same time, sector-specifi

Modular construction is moving from niche strategy to mainstream delivery model. As contractors face ongoing labor constraints, material price volatility, and tighter project timelines, offsite fabrication offers a practical way to control variables that have become increasingly difficult to manage in the field. At the same time, several high-growth constructio

Construction projects require significant upfront capital, careful coordination, and disciplined cost control. While contractors often focus on labor, materials, and timelines, tax planning is another critical component of project profitability. When addressed early in the project lifecycle, thoughtful tax planning can improve cash flow, strengthen bonding capa

Construction delays are rarely caused by one event. More often, it’s a combination of weather, labor availability, permitting slowdowns, or supply issues that push timelines out. When that happens, the budget often moves with it. Contractors and developers who prepare for these disruptions early tend to be in a stronger position to manage rising costs [&helli

Cost segregation continues to be a valuable planning tool for real estate investors, and 2026 brings a mix of opportunity and caution. As projects grow more complex and interest rates remain unpredictable, many owners are paying closer attention to how depreciation timing affects cash flow. A well-executed cost segregation study can identify shorter lived asset

Joint real estate deals are becoming more common as investors look for ways to share risk, pool resources, and move projects forward in a tighter financing environment. These arrangements can open doors, yet they also introduce tax questions that should be addressed early. A clear framework helps partners avoid missteps and gives each party a […]