This article examines two accounting challenges that surface when an association uses the secondary investment market to maximize return on investment.
Dale Weidner, CPA
Does your association pay more tax on its gas and electric bills than it should?
Thomas Weidner, CPA
This article continues the discussion begun in "Reserve Fund Ground Rules" by examining additional circumstances that affect how an association treats its reserve fund.
Thomas Weidner, CPA
Find out some of the benefits of having an independent audit of your association's financial statements.
Thomas Weidner, CPA
Most associations are required to establish a reserve fund. This article will help you understand and avoid some of the common mistakes made in reserve fund accounting.
Dale Weidner, CPA
Find out what steps a board should take to ensure they are fulfilling their financial oversight duties.
Dale Weidner, CPA
What are some of the most common mistakes that cost associations money? Read this article to make sure your association's expenses aren't higher than they need to be.
Dale Weidner, CPA
How does an association decide how much money goes into, or comes out of, the reserve fund? This is the first part of a two part series that examines this question and more.
Thomas Weidner, CPA
This article explains how audits differ from standard preparation of an association's financial statements, and offers suggestions on what you can do to address situations where an audit reveals significant bookkeeping deficiencies.
Thomas Weidner, CPA