Business
Analyze and Control Your Construction Project Gain/Fade
Are you leaving money on the table? Every construction project is unique, so how does a company executing it estimate for optimal gain/fade margins?
By LeAnne Goode
December 10, 2024
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by LeAnne Goode
LeAnne Goode, CPA, MBA is a partner with Anglin Reichmann Armstrong in Huntsville, AL, and helps to lead the firm’s construction group. Anglin is a member of ABC of North Alabama, ABC of Central Florida and ABC of North Florida. Reach LeAnne at lgoode@anglincpa.com.
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