Industries

Infrastructure & EPC

Long-cycle contract accounting, retention and claims, joint ventures, and cash that arrives long after the work.

Overview

EPC businesses recognise revenue against progress on contracts that run for years, with variations and claims that may never be certified. The gap between work performed and cash received is where the financial risk actually sits.

What comes up

Issues we are asked about

  • Percentage-of-completion measurement and cost-to-complete estimates
  • Variation, claim and liquidated damages recognition
  • Retention money, mobilisation advances and bank guarantees
  • Joint venture and consortium accounting
  • GST on works contracts and sub-contractor credit chains

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