Matt Calvano
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449 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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But there's a lot more beyond that.
There's a lot more of a reason to close your books regularly.
So that's what we talk about today.
I think it's a good episode.
Let's get into it.
Well, Tim, before this, you were at month end.
You worked with like hundreds of home builders, right?
And you're saying that for most of them, when taxes come around, it's like, that's when people are doing all the coding.
They're not doing it over the course of time.
construction business like owner, right?
I feel like a lot of the customers we work with, I don't know if they're waiting until the end to do the taxes.
I feel like they're kind of, I don't know, generally like a lot of the more reputable businesses or like businesses that are a little bit larger have grown quite a bit, understand that they gotta,
Code, at least stuff for invoicing, right?
Like they understand the importance of like being on top of it for invoicing.
But then maybe what I guess I see which relates to taxes is there's like less of an interest in like the P&L itself, right?
And like the accuracy of the P&L.
So I think there does seem to be a decent desire to code transactions for the purpose of like getting reimbursed.
by the client or for the purposes of invoicing, right?
I totally hear you, Tim.
Like I hear that a lot of builders out there, maybe especially like, you know, smaller builders are maybe not staying on top of invoicing as regularly, but a lot of the customers we work with seem to have an organized process around invoicing specifically and staying on top of the cashflow.
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