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California contractors face a period of pressure. Data from the Terner Center indicates that building costs in the state exceed those in Texas by a factor of 2.3. Inflation and labor shortages drive this trend. Success requires a shift in operations.
The IRS's new look-back calculator introduces transparency—and a bit of anxiety—to California's long-term fencing contracts. A new tool from the IRS aims to simplify the notoriously complex look-back rule for multi-year building projects.
A sweeping federal tax break for overtime pay promises to boost blue-collar bank accounts. For California’s fence contractors, it brings an administrative headache and a sharp clash between state and federal labor laws.
As a chaotic week of geopolitical posturing draws to a close in Beijing and the Persian Gulf, California's licensed C-13 fence contractors must brace for an imminent realignment of material costs and a heavy freight tax.