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Builders Tax Season Relief: What 2026 IRS Changes Really Mean

The IRS introduced fresh 2026 guidance affecting construction companies through mileage rate adjustments, equipment depreciation schedules, and subcontractor reporting thresholds.

Cory Salisbury
Cory Salisbury
Founder & Fractional CFO • Salisbury Bookkeeping

Fresh IRS guidance for 2026: mileage rate adjustments can mean $4,000-$12,000 in extra deductions annually, equipment depreciation and Section 179 phase-out thresholds tweaked, 1099-NEC reporting requirements remain strict. A financial system turns tax season into a non-event: automated expense capture, real-time job costing, integrated 1099 tracking, custom KPI dashboards. Remodelers need job-level expense tracking. Home builders need clean separation of costs per property.

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