Ohio Mechanic's Lien Documentation: Ohio's mechanic's lien laws require contractors and subcontractors to serve a Notice of Furnishing within 21 days of first providing labor or materials. Proper bookkeeping maintains project-level records of contract amounts, first-furnishing dates, billings, and payments received so lien rights are preserved and filings are supported with accurate documentation.
Ohio Commercial Activity Tax (CAT): Ohio's Commercial Activity Tax is a gross receipts tax, but the annual exclusion rose to 6 million dollars of Ohio taxable gross receipts for 2025 and later, with the annual minimum tax eliminated, so most contractors are now outside it. Our bookkeeping tracks gross receipts by project and jurisdiction so CAT filings are accurate and your construction company meets quarterly and annual reporting deadlines.
BWC Workers' Compensation Reporting: Ohio requires construction companies to carry workers' compensation coverage through the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC). Our bookkeeping tracks payroll by classification code and project so your BWC premium calculations and true-up reports are based on accurate payroll data, not estimates.
1099 Reporting for Subcontractors: Contractors who pay subcontractors at or above the IRS reporting threshold annually must issue 1099-NEC forms. Our bookkeeping processes track every subcontractor payment by vendor and project throughout the year so 1099 preparation is accurate and on time.
Certified Payroll for Prevailing Wage Projects: Cincinnati contractors working on public projects must comply with Ohio's Prevailing Wage Law for state-funded work and the Davis-Bacon Act for federally funded projects. Our bookkeeping tracks wage rates, hours by project, and fringe benefit payments so certified payroll reports are prepared accurately and submitted on schedule.