A lien waiver confirms that a contractor, subcontractor, or vendor has been paid a specific amount and thereby waives any prospective claim on that portion of the property's worth. If a subcontractor is paid $50,000 for their services on a job, they may submit a lien waiver stating that they will not contest $50,000 of the value they added to the property. Lien waivers can be conditional or unconditional, and they can be used for partial or full payment.
As construction companies grow, managing complex workflows and detailed job costing becomes essential. Intuit Enterprise Suite extends QuickBooks Online, adding advanced features like automation, multi-entity management, and project tracking to streamline operations and support scalable growth.
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