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Description & Features
- Application for Payment
- TS 702
TS 703
Billing Forms
(includes CMa 732)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G703®) - TS 702
- Affidavits for Contractors
Payment & Release- TS 706 & TS 706A
Affidavits for Contractors
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706) - Affidavit
(Long Form)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706A)
- TS 706 & TS 706A
- Agreements - Contracts
- TS 305, Qualification Statement Resume
- TS 101, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A101®) - TS 104, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A104) - TS 105, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A105) - TS 107, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A107) - TS 111, Agreement
Cost Plus
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A111) - TS 401, Agreement
Contractor-Subcontractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A401®) - TS 201, General Conditions (Compare to the AIA® Form A201®)
- Hold Harmless Agreement
- TS 152, Agreement
Home Improvement Contract - TS 167, Agreement
Property Manager & Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A305)
- Certificate
- TS 704
Certificate of Completion
- TS 704
- Certified Payrolls
- Change Orders
- Change Order (TS 701) (Compare to the AIA® Form G701)
- Change Order (Style CS)
- Estimators
- Invoices
- Invoice
- TS 702
TS 703
Billing Forms
(includes CMa 732)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G703®)
- "M"
- Multi-Forms X
Proposals, PO & More
- Multi-Forms X
- Proposals
- Purchase Orders
- Q - R - S
- TS 305, Qualification Statement Resume
- Schedule of Values
- Surety Consent
TS 707 & TS 707A
(Compare to the AIA® Form G707) - Sworn Statement
(Affidavit - Long Form)
Title Companies, Banks, etc.
(Compare to the AIA® Form A305)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G707A)
- Waivers
- Waiver of Lien-Long
Partial & Final - Waiver of Lien-Short
Partial & Final - Waiver Release Set
(Conditional / Unconditional) - TS 706 & TS 706A
Affidavits for Contractors
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706A) - Waiver of Lien-Long
- Work Orders
- Multi-Forms X
Work Orders, POs & More
- Multi-Forms X
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Tax & Wage Rates
Tax & Wage related items.
Tax Rates: Federal
Note:
- Most construction workers fall into the 10% or 15% rate of withholding.
- Remember: You cannot report that you are paying less than the prevailing wage for the category of work being performed. It's OK to pay more than the prevailing wage rate.
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Tax Rates: State
Note:
- Consider setting the state rates to a typical value of 2% or 3% for each employee.
- Remember: You cannot report that you are paying less than the prevailing wage for the category of work being performed. It's OK to pay more than the prevailing wage rate.
For state income tax rates and withholding information, consult your tax preparer or visit your state's Department of Revenue web site (look for links to "personal income tax", "tax forms" or "tax form instructions").
A chart of state individual income tax rates can be found here:
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/state/state_tax_home.asp
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Prevailing Wage Rates
You cannot report that you are paying less than the prevailing wage for the category of work being performed. It's OK to pay more than the prevailing wage rate.
A good place to look up the current prevailing wage for your state, county and trade is:
http://www.access.gpo.gov/davisbacon/allstates.html
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Davis Bacon Info
For a summary of Prevailing Wages in Construction Contracts (Davis-Bacon Act and Related Acts), visit the website of The U.S. Department of Labor's Office of The Assistant Secretary for Policy:
http://www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts/dbra.htm
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Find a State DOT
A good place to start when you have questions is the website for your state's Department of Transportation. The U.S. DOT Federal Highway Administration site keeps an updated list of state sites here:
http://www.FHWA.dot.gov/webstate.htm
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