HOA and Condo Accounting for Lakewood and Jefferson County Associations

Powder Accounting Group keeps the books for HOA and condo associations across Colorado, and Lakewood, Golden, Wheat Ridge and Jefferson County boards get the same thing our mountain and Denver boards get: clean monthly financials, bills paid only after the board approves them, and a real person who answers the phone.

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What would association accounting cost us?

One screen, about a minute. You will get a real range built on your own numbers and what your board actually wants handled, not a brochure number.

What kind of community is it?



Who runs the association day to day?

Who handles dues billing and collection?

Does either of these apply?Pick any that apply

Built for west metro associations

From Belmar and Green Mountain to Bear Creek, Wheat Ridge and Golden, west metro associations run from older condo buildings with aging roofs, boilers and parking lots to townhome communities with pools and shared landscaping. Older buildings mean reserve studies and special assessments come up more often, so the board needs operating and reserve books it can trust every month.

Accounting only, never management

Plenty of Jefferson County associations have their books kept by the same company that manages them. We only do accounting. If you like your manager, keep them for operations and move only the books to us. We will never pitch your board for management.

Self-managed or managed, we fit in

If your board runs itself, we take the books off the treasurer’s plate. If you have a manager, they keep handling operations, vendors and rules, and we handle the accounting. Many boards keep their manager and move only the accounting.

What we handle every month

How we work from Frisco

Most of our board work happens by email, phone and video, which is how we serve associations well outside Summit County. When a meeting or a records handoff goes better in person, we drive to the Front Range. Board meetings are during business hours.

What it costs

A flat monthly fee based on the size of the association and how much activity it has, starting at $200 a month. No long-term contract, just 90 days notice. See HOA accounting cost for real examples.

Common questions

Can a Frisco firm really serve a Lakewood association?

Yes. Most of our boards are not in Summit County. Your packet arrives by email on a fixed date, questions get answered by phone or email, and we come down in person when it helps.

What does HOA accounting cost in Lakewood?

We quote a flat monthly fee based on size and activity, starting at $200 a month, with no long-term contract. See our cost page for examples.

Do you replace our management company?

No. We are an accounting firm, not a manager. Your manager or board keeps operations, and we handle the books.

Do you prepare the HOA tax return?

Yes. We prepare the federal Form 1120-H for our association clients. See HOA tax returns.

How long does it take to switch?

Most associations are fully on our books within one month-end cycle. If the prior records need cleanup, we tell you what we find before we start.



































    Budget season? Try the free Colorado HOA Budget Builder to see whether your dues cover next year, then ask us for a quote.

    Talk to a local team

    We are a small Colorado firm based in Frisco, not a national chain. When you call, you reach a real person who knows your books. Call (970) 633-3997 or schedule a call with our team. You can also see what HOA accounting costs.

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