Job and project costs
Track committed and actual costs against the scope, phase, or property they support.
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Project economics made visible
Accounting for real estate and construction
Accounting, tax, and advisory support for contractors, developers, property owners, and operators managing project-level complexity.
Discuss your business
Operating context
Every project creates its own timing, commitments, and reporting questions. GWP helps connect job and property performance to the wider cash, tax, financing, and owner picture.
What the numbers need to answer
From project detail to owner-level decisions.
Cash timing and retainage
See the gap between progress, billing, collections, and the obligations already in motion.
Entities and properties
Keep reporting organized across operating companies, projects, and ownership structures.
Financing and tax decisions
Coordinate forecasts, equipment, transactions, and year-end planning before deadlines.
Connected services
A connected view across projects, properties, and entities.
Accounting
Reporting organized around projects, properties, entities, and management needs.
Tax planning
Planning around transactions, equipment, entities, estimates, and year-end timing.
CFO advisory
Cash forecasts and scenarios for projects, financing, staffing, and growth.
Audit, review and compilation
Financial statement support based on lender, investor, or stakeholder requirements.
Often a fit for
Built for the decisions already on your desk.
- General contractors and specialty trades managing multiple jobs
- Developers and property operators with project or entity complexity
- Owners preparing for financing, acquisition, sale, or transition
Industry questions
What leaders often ask first.
Can reporting be organized by project or property?
Yes, when the underlying systems capture the necessary detail. GWP can help define a practical reporting structure around how leadership evaluates the work.
Can GWP coordinate with our lender or other advisors?
With your permission, GWP can coordinate financial information and open questions with lenders, attorneys, and other professionals involved in the work.
A clearer next step
Let’s talk about your projects.
Bring the operating question. We will help identify the financial work behind it.