http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/expert-opinion/q-and-a/expert-q-and-a-articles.aspx?view=rss&id=Query_tcm1788000http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/accounting/percentage-of-completion-accounting-whats-it-all-about.aspx?rssLink=Gilson%3a+Percentage+of+Completion+AccountingPOC accounting methods provide more accurate results before the final numbers are in, especially for remodeling projects that stretch out over time. How to use this useful method, by QuickBooks expert Diane Gilson.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/administration/dont-rush-the-recovery.aspx?rssLink=Cunningham5%3aDon't+Rush+the+RecoveryWait for a reversal of several of your downturn indicators before you decide that the recession is over.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/safety/eye-protection.aspx?rssLink=Byrd7%3a+Eye+ProtectionExpert Brindley Byrd answers a question about worker eye protection.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/accounting/wireless-corruption.aspx?rssLink=Gilson%3a+Wireless+CorruptionWhy wireless computers can compromise the integrity of QuickBooks files -- and tips for keeping them safe.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/production-manager/hiring-a-production-manager.aspx?rssLink=Cunningham4%3a+Hiring+a+Production+ManagerTips on organizing field crew for optimal production.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/accounting/assigning-payroll-costs-to-different-accounts.aspx?rssLink=Gilson3%3a+Assigning+Costs+(CK)Diane Gilson explains how to attribute payroll costs to various accounts in QuickBooks. http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/legislation/what-epas-lead-rule-means-to-remodelers.aspx?rssLink=Byrd3%3a+What+EPA's+Lead+Rule+Means+to+RemodelersAn overview of how EPA's rule on lead abatement will affect the remodeling industry.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/customer-satisfaction/handling-disgruntled-clients.aspx?rssLink=Cunningham2%3aHandling+Disgruntled+ClientsSteps a remodeler can take to appease a disgruntled client during the remodeling project.http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/job-costing/clean-up-costs.aspx?rssLink=Byrd2%3a+Including+Clean+Up+Costs+in+the+Project+BudgetIncluding Clean Up Costs in the Project Budgethttp://www2.remodeling.hw.net/estimating/qa-estimating-a-project.aspx?rssLink=Gilson2%3a+Estimating+a+Project Can you explain what costs should be included when estimating a project and what percent I should be using for markup? And should I mark up smaller jobs more than large jobs?http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/exit-strategy/qa-sharing-company-stock.aspx?rssLink=Harrell2%3a+Sharing+Company+StockWhat happens to the shares of stock allocated to an employee in a company with an ESOP (employee stock option plan) when the employee leaves the company?http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/bonus-system-and-incentives/qa-motivating-employees.aspx?rssLink=Cunningham1%3a+Motivating+EmployeesHow do you get employees to commit to a time-frame for completion without extra money or a negative approach?http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/human-resources/qa-dealing-with-subcontractors.aspx?rssLink=Byrd1%3a+Dealing+With+SubcontractorsHow can I get our subs to treat customers’ homes with respect – not just another job site, i.e., cleanliness, radio volume/stations, etc.?http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/exit-strategy/qa-sharing-company-ownership.aspx?rssLink=Harrell1%3a+Sharing+Company+OwnershipWhat is shared ownership, and how do you structure it?http://www2.remodeling.hw.net/business/qa-inquiry-on-quickbooks.aspx?rssLink=Gilson1%3a+QuickBook+Chart+of+Accounts I’m a contractor, not a retail store, so I don’t really sell any “goods”. I shouldn’t need to use that type of account, right?