05/25/2026
A forecast might look accurate, but is it grounded in reality? Real confidence comes from knowing your job commitments are complete, current, and visible - not just relying on spreadsheets. In your Monthly Job Review, look beyond the EAC and ask what’s been bought out, which commitments are in place, and whether your forecast is based on real pricing or assumptions. If commitments are missing or outdated, profit on paper may not be profit in reality.
05/22/2026
Job cost reports are more than numbers - they’re the key to driving action and protecting your bottom line. Learn which variance questions matter most and how Haynie helps contractors turn data into decisions. Read the full article: https://www.hayniecpas.com/job-cost-reports-that-drive-action-the-variance-questions-that-matter/
Job Cost Reports That Drive Action: The Variance Questions That Matter | Haynie & Company
Understand the difference between job cost reporting and management reporting. Learn how to turn job cost data into decision-ready insights that improve forecasting and job performance.
05/21/2026
The economic landscape is shifting. The question is - how do you stay ahead of it?
In this live Zoom webinar, Robert Spendlove will break down what’s happening across the economy and what it means for you. From labor markets and inflation to interest rates, policy changes, and national debt, you’ll walk away with practical insights you can actually use.
Event Details:
Thursday, June 25, 2026
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM MDT
Live on Zoom
Reserve your spot and be prepared for what’s ahead. https://www.hayniecpas.com/event/2026-economic-overview/
05/18/2026
Is your job cost report helping you make decisions, or just documenting the past? A good Monthly Job Review highlights what’s changed, where jobs are off track, and what actions are needed now. If it doesn’t drive action, it’s just paper.
05/15/2026
Contractors, are you leveraging change orders to safeguard your margins and improve cash flow? Our new article reveals how a proactive approach to change orders can turn them into a pipeline for profitability. Learn how to stay ahead and protect your bottom line: https://www.hayniecpas.com/change-orders-as-a-pipeline-how-contractors-protect-margin-and-improve-cash-flow/
Change Orders as a Pipeline: How Contractors Protect Margin and Improve Cash Flow | Haynie & Company
Learn how managing change orders as a pipeline helps contractors protect margins, improve cash flow, and reduce risk in construction projects.
05/12/2026
Don't Miss out! Join us for the 2nd Annual Haynie Spring Shoot Out—clay shooting, all-you-can-eat tacos, prizes, and networking.
📅 May 15 | 🕙 10 AM–12 PM | 📍 Lee Kay Shooting Center
Register today! https://ow.ly/iFXi50YCSfb
05/11/2026
Stalled change orders drain profit and cash for contractors. The key isn’t just doing the work - it’s making sure every change is documented, priced, approved, billed, and collected. A strong Monthly Job Review keeps your pipeline moving and protects your margins. Download our toolkit to get started.
05/08/2026
Contractors, are you tracking over- and under-billings? These numbers can tell you if your jobs are healthy and your cash flow is strong. Our new article explains what to watch for and how to protect your bottom line. Read more: https://www.hayniecpas.com/over-under-billings-what-they-reveal-about-job-health-and-cash-flow/
Over/Under Billings: What They Reveal About Job Health and Cash Flow | Haynie & Company
Learn why over and under billings are critical management signals in construction. Understand how they impact cash flow, forecasting, and risk in Monthly Job Reviews.
05/07/2026
Tax mistakes can impact your bottom line. Our latest article breaks down the most common misunderstandings and how to avoid them. Protect your finances and stay ahead - read now: https://www.hayniecpas.com/the-tax-misunderstandings-that-cost-real-money/
Behind the Humor: The Tax Misunderstandings That Cost Real Money | Haynie & Company
Avoid common tax mistakes by understanding what qualifies as a deduction, multi-state tax rules, and how proper documentation can reduce IRS scrutiny.