Manufacturing

Successful manufacturers know that the key to sustainable growth is increasing profits, not just revenue. Let’s take a closer look at some ways you can boost your bottom line. Reduce overhead Increasing profits doesn’t always mean plant layoffs. Often, overhead […]

Manufacturers are as varied as the products they make. They come in different sizes and specialties. So no universal formula applies when determining their value. Instead, a business valuator must fully understand the subject company’s operations to arrive at an […]

Your choice of accounting method for determining the value of your manufacturing company’s inventory can significantly impact your overall tax bill. Here are answers to some key questions regarding the tax and financial implications of the two most common methods: […]

Starting a manufacturing company isn’t a decision to be taken lightly. But given the current demand for innovative, technology-driven solutions to an array of challenging problems, there are many new opportunities for entrepreneurs to grasp. Of course, getting a manufacturing […]

July marks the halfway point of the year and is generally an ideal time for manufacturers to assess their tax situation and plan appropriate strategies for reducing their 2024 tax liability. Bearing in mind that every company’s situation is unique, […]

Cost segregation studies may allow a manufacturer to accelerate depreciation deductions on certain items, thereby reducing current taxes and boosting cash flow. Here’s how.

The IRS has issued final regulations regarding the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit (often referred to as the “Sec. 48D credit”). Here’s what manufacturers need to know.

There are many ways to increase your manufacturing capacity without expanding your plant. Here are eight.

Has your manufacturing company fully embraced the power of cloud computing?

Don’t leave manufacturing tax exemptions on the table. Learn how a reverse sales and use tax audit can uncover potential tax savings.

There are many variables to consider when choosing how to structure your manufacturing company.