Dillon associations range from small lakeside condo buildings to larger townhome communities. Most run with a volunteer board and a mix of full-time and second-home owners. We are about 10 minutes away in Frisco, so the people keeping your books are local and easy to reach.
Most associations pay a flat monthly fee. Our minimum is $200 a month, and a 60-unit association typically runs about $500 to $625. The federal 1120-H return is $400 for up to 50 units, $500 for 51 to 150 and $600 for 151 or more. There is no long-term contract: either side can end it with 90 days notice. See full pricing
Often, yes. If an outside firm does not make sense for your size, we will tell you so. Accounting for self-managed boards
Yes. That is a common setup. We handle the accounting, and your manager keeps handling repairs and vendors.
The board. We email bills for approval and pay only after approval, or set up bill-approval software for associations with a lot of invoices.
Yes. We bill owners, record payments and send reminders. Owners can pay online, by ACH or by check to our P.O. Box.
Yes, the federal Form 1120-H.
There is no long-term contract. Either side can end it with 90 days notice.
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We also keep books for Dillon businesses: bookkeeping, payroll and tax returns. Contact us to talk it through.