Business
Eyes on the Prize
How can you accurately project pricing
in an inflationary environment? By mitigating risks, reducing costs and better managing jobs.
By Salvatore Schibell
June 1, 2023
Topics
Business
by Salvatore Schibell
Salvatore Schibell, CPA, CFP®, CGMA, MS Taxation, MBA, is the tax partner at Lawson, Rescinio, Schibell & Associates, P.C. One of his specialties is working with contractors to maximize profitability utilizing his certified global management, financial planning, and tax planning specialties. Sal is considered a leader in construction accounting and can be contacted at (732) 539-7328 or salschibell@lrscpa.com.
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