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Our Specialized Accounting Services

Institutional-grade financial solutions tailored specifically to condominium and community association boards across Orange County, California.

Service Module 01

Full-Charge General Ledger Bookkeeping

We establish and manage an audit-ready chart of accounts tailored to your association’s governing documents. Operating funds, reserve accounts, and special assessment capital are maintained in strictly isolated general ledgers.

  • Full accrual or cash-basis fund accounting.
  • Monthly triple-reconciliation of all bank and investment accounts.
  • Transparent audit trail for all general journal entries.
Treasurer Deliverable

Direct read-only 24/7 ledger access and complete month-end reconciliation binders, eliminating spreadsheet guesswork.

Service Module 02

Assessment Billing & Delinquency Collection

Provide your homeowners with a modern self-service portal supporting ACH auto-debit, credit card payments, and paper billing statements. When accounts become past due, our automated workflows enforce California Civil Code § 5650.

  • Automated monthly or quarterly assessment billing.
  • California pre-lien notification timelines strictly observed.
  • Payment plan tracking and settlement accounting.
Cash Flow Impact

Associations transitioning to our automated billing typically experience a 25% reduction in 60-day delinquency rates within the first quarter.

Service Module 03

Board-Ready Monthly Financial Reporting

Every month by the 10th business day, your board receives a clear, comprehensive financial package formatted for effortless board member review and compliance with California Civil Code § 5500.

  • Balance sheet with comparative prior-month balances.
  • Income & expense statement with budget variance analysis.
  • Detailed delinquency report and general ledger activity registers.
Meeting Ready

All packets include an executive summary highlight sheet so volunteer board members can evaluate financial standing in under 10 minutes.

Service Module 04

Accounts Payable & Digital Bill Pay

Complete invoice workflow from digital receipt and GL code verification to dual digital board approval and electronic disbursement via ACH or secure paper check with Positive Pay banking protection.

  • Digital invoice archive attached directly to ledger entries.
  • Strict dual-signature authorization required before fund release.
  • Vendor W-9 verification and COI insurance tracking.
Fraud Prevention

Zero-touch authorization ensures our staff cannot move funds without explicit digital approval from designated board officers.

Service Module 05

Reserve Fund Management & Study Sync

Protecting your community’s physical assets requires proactive reserve stewardship. We automate monthly reserve contributions, synchronize ledgers with 30-year reserve studies, and coordinate FDIC-insured CDARS laddering.

  • Automated monthly transfers from operating to reserve accounts.
  • Annual reserve balance trajectory benchmarking (Civ. Code § 5550).
  • IntraFi / CDARS placements providing 100% FDIC insurance.
Fiduciary Capital Safety

Guarantees reserve balances earn optimal yield while remaining fully insured and accessible for approved capital repair projects.

Service Module 06

CPA Audit Prep & Tax Compliance

When it’s time for annual audits or tax preparation, our team assembles a complete audit binder with all supporting bank statements, invoices, reconciliations, and confirmation letters for your independent CPA.

  • Complete year-end audit package preparation.
  • Federal IRS Form 1120-H and California FTB Form 199 filings.
  • Timely 1099-NEC and 1096 filing for all community contractors.
Audit Cost Reduction

Clean, audit-ready workpapers frequently save associations between $1,000 and $3,000 in independent CPA billable hours each audit cycle.

Request a Custom Service Proposal for Your Board

We customize our service scope to fit your association’s unit count, financial complexity, and specific board goals.