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With 15+ years of experience, I provide bookkeeping, tax, and fractional CFO support that helps builders and growing organizations strengthen cash flow, improve reporting, and make confident decisions

06/14/2026

Taking a moment to pause and reflect.

This season has reminded me that growth does not always happen loudly.

Sometimes it looks like long days, quiet prayers, hard decisions, lessons learned, and continuing to show up even when everything is not perfect.

I am grateful for the journey, the people who support me, and the opportunity to keep building with purpose.

One step at a time. One day at a time.

Wishing everyone a peaceful and blessed week end

06/09/2026

After years of serving clients through Andora Consulting, I am excited to announce that our firm is now operating as Moteng CPA, PLLC.

While the name has changed, our commitment remains the same. We will continue providing accounting, tax, advisory, and attestation services with the same dedication to helping construction businesses, nonprofits, and individuals make informed financial decisions.

This transition marks an important milestone, as Moteng CPA, PLLC is now a licensed CPA firm.

Construction and trade businesses have always been a key focus of our practice, and we remain committed to helping owners build financial clarity, confidence, and control as they grow their businesses.

To our clients, referral partners, and friends, thank you for your trust and support throughout this journey. I am grateful for the relationships we have built and look forward to continuing to serve you under the Moteng CPA, PLLC name.

Thank you for being part of this next chapter.

06/03/2026

One wrong tax return created a much bigger problem.

A business should have been filed as a partnership for 2024.

But instead, it was filed as a corporation.

The owner thought everything was fine.

Then we started asking questions.

That’s when we found out a new EIN had also been created.

Now we were not just looking at one wrong return.

We were looking at two EINs.

Different records.

Different filings.

And a lot of confusion about what the IRS actually had on file.

This is why tax cleanup is not just about filing another return.

Sometimes you have to stop first.

Look at the transcripts.

Confirm the entity classification.

Review the filing history.

And make sure the business, the owner, and the IRS are all telling the same story.

Because fixing the wrong thing too fast can make the problem even bigger.

05/28/2026

A couple weekends ago reminded me that sometimes you need to step away from spreadsheets, tax deadlines, and construction numbers… 😂

A close friend’s mom came over and let’s just say…

the house was louder,
the laughter was stronger,
and somehow I still got roasted like I wasn’t the accountant in the room. 😭

Construction owners are not the only ones getting audited around here apparently.

Good food.
Good stories.
Good people.

Honestly… I needed that weekend more than I realized.

05/27/2026

🔥 Revenue is growing… but cash still feels tight?

That’s usually the moment construction business owners realize they don’t just need bookkeeping.

They need financial clarity.

A lot of construction businesses don’t realize they need a Fractional CFO until every decision starts feeling like guesswork.

Because growing revenue means nothing if you still don’t know:

where the cash is going
which jobs are making money
or why profit doesn’t match the bank account

05/21/2026

Most construction business owners don’t lose money because they’re bad builders.

They lose money because they said yes to a job before checking the numbers.

I’ve seen jobs look profitable on paper… then destroy cash flow, overload the team, and leave the owner stressed trying to figure out where the money went.

Before you take the next project, stop and ask:

Can this job actually make money for the business?

Not just keep the crew busy.
Not just grow revenue.
Actually produce profit.

The right job should improve your cash flow, protect your margins, and move the business forward.

Before you take the next job… know your numbers.

05/20/2026

5 Things to do before you take the next construction job

05/19/2026

!!! Construction business owners!!! 5 Things to do before you take the next construction job

Not every construction job is a good job.

Sometimes the next job brings revenue.

But it also brings cash pressure, material costs, payroll, subcontractor bills, weak payment terms, and more stress if the numbers are not reviewed first.

Tomorrow, May 20, 2026, at 10:00 AM CDT, I’ll be going live to talk about:

5 Things to Do Before You Take the Next Construction Job

We’ll cover what construction business owners should review before saying yes to the next project:

Protect cash
Estimate the real job costs
Check the margin
Review payment terms
Know your capacity

Because the goal is not to take every job.

The goal is to take the right jobs — the jobs that protect your cash, cover your costs, and leave profit in the business.

Join me live tomorrow at 10:00 AM CDT.

02/12/2026

Yesterday on the live I talked about something that keeps showing up with construction owners.

Growth.

Everybody wants more work.
So, you take the jobs.
You hire.
You add trucks.
You push.

And then the weird part happens.

Revenue is up… but cash feels tighter.
You’re busier… but you feel less in control.

That’s what I meant when I said growth can become the biggest risk in the business.

Because growth doesn’t fix weak numbers.
It exposes them.

If job costing is messy, you don’t just lose margin on one job. You repeat the mistake on five.
If overhead is creeping, it doesn’t show up like a big warning sign. It shows up like “why are we working so hard and keeping so little?”
And if the books are “fine” but not truly accurate, you start making big decisions on bad information.

My point wasn’t to scare anyone.

It was to say this clearly:
Growth isn’t the goal. Healthy growth is.

And healthy growth needs visibility; job margins you can trust, cash timing you can see, and overhead that’s controlled on purpose.

That’s what we covered.

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6326 Sovereign Drive, Suite 130
San Antonio, TX
78229

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://www.motengcpa.com/

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