Understanding CPA Service Levels: Compilation, Review and Audit. A Primer.

The controlling documents of most co-ops and condominium associations outline the requirement for the preparation of your financial statements. In addition, several states have minimum financial statement requirements. It’s important for boards to understand that there are different levels to what a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) reports. Here’s a primer for condo and co-op board members.  Read More……

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