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Full-Spectrum Tax & Advisory Services. Grow your wealth, protect what matters, and move forward with confidence.

Legally & strategically keep more of what you earn. We specialize in Construction and Skilled Trades, Real Estate Specialists, & More. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT - THE NASH GROUP P.S., CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

Elevate Your Business Tax and Accounting done with knowledge, integrity, trust, passion and confidentiality.

10/22/2026

Believing common tax myths can cost tens of thousands of dollars before year-end. View the grid to see the top 3 misconceptions we regularly clear up for contractors and investors. ➡️ Save this post to review with your team this month!

10/20/2026

If you bought, built, or renovated commercial property this year, the standard IRS rule makes you stretch out your tax write-offs over 39 long years. That means you're leaving a lot of cash on the table right now. Instead of waiting, there is a strategy (called cost segregation) that lets you claim massive deductions upfront for things like the building's wiring, plumbing, and paving. The outcome? You lower your tax bill today and keep more cash in your pocket for your next project. https://buff.ly/fxOk6BN

10/17/2026

You can't steer a company looking backward. Successful business owners don't wait for April to understand if they actually made money. Make it a habit to review your Profit & Loss and Cash Flow monthly. This allows you to spot rising material costs and adjust your bids right away. A small adjustment in October is always cheaper than a massive surprise in April. https://buff.ly/YwwAIcx

10/15/2026

Pop quiz for our business owner and trade community! You had a great year and are looking at an unexpected $120,000 profit bump in Q4. What’s the smarter business move? Do you take Option A, buying heavy equipment right now to completely wipe out the tax bill on that money, even though it ties up your cash? Or do you take Option B, keeping the cash liquid to hire a new crew in January, even though it means taking a $35,000 tax hit this year? It's the ultimate debate of tax savings vs. business liquidity. Cast your vote and tell us why in the comments below! 👇

10/13/2026

Are you using cash from your newest job to finish up your last job? This is a common cycle in construction, but it's incredibly risky. If you haven't billed enough for the work you've completed, it drains your cash and forces you to float the project. If you've billed for work you haven't done yet, it gives you a false sense of security—leaving you short on cash when it's time to finish the punch list. Knowing exactly where each job stands is how you break the cycle. https://buff.ly/s1Twm0y

10/10/2026

A few weeks ago, we officially welcomed the Tax Center & Accounting team and their clients to The Nash Group family. As we settle into October, we just wanted to say thank you to our community—both long-standing and new. Thank you for trusting us with your businesses, your financial planning, and your goals. We are looking forward to a strong finish to 2026! https://buff.ly/bBpGRmM

10/08/2026

Profit on a spreadsheet is great. Cash in the bank is what keeps the doors open. You can show record revenue on your Profit & Loss statement and still sweat payroll on Friday. For growing builders and contractors, things like 10% retainage withheld by clients and paying down the principal on business loans quietly drain your cash, even when you're making money. Which number do you look at first on Monday morning: the profit from your last job, or your actual bank balance?

10/07/2026

The biggest tax mistakes happen in Q4 because business owners assume they have until April to figure it out. In reality, the most impactful tax moves—like buying equipment you actually need or adjusting how you pay yourself—must be executed before midnight on December 31st. By January 1st, your options drop significantly. What is your biggest business goal before the year wraps up? Let us know below. 👇 https://buff.ly/fxOk6BN

10/01/2026

Revenue might be the first number you look at – but it shouldn't be the only one.

A business can have record-breaking sales while profit margins shrink, overhead climbs, or cash flow tightens.

That's why successful business owners regularly review more than their top-line revenue. They pay attention to trends, gross profit, operating expenses, and cash available to support future growth.

The numbers rarely lie. The key is knowing which ones deserve your attention. If you're making business decisions based on revenue alone, it may be time to take a closer look at the full financial picture.

Schedule a conversation with our team and discover what your financial reports are really telling you: https://nashgroupcpas.com/contact/

09/30/2026

Imagine only talking to your doctor once a year.

Most people wouldn't.

The same idea applies to your business finances.

Regular conversations throughout the year allow you to adjust strategies, solve problems early, and take advantage of opportunities while they're still available.

Your CPA should be part of your planning process, not just your filing process.

Book a discovery call today at https://nashgroupcpas.com/contact/

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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