% of income is irrelevant. I still charge a fee when the client has a loss

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Jan 7, 2021
11:07:36am

dratax All-American

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dratax

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Hey accountants- what’s a reasonable fee for handling the financial statements and taxes of a small HOA

cheezedawg medium

1/7/21 11:01am

The problem you have here

Archaea

1/7/21 11:04am

Thanks that’s what I’m asking. If it’s reasonable then it’s reasonable.

cheezedawg

1/7/21 11:29am

IMHO, it sounds reasonable to me.

Archaea

1/7/21 11:47am

Why not do it yourselves? I'd probably pay him for your taxes but load data into quickbooks and generate financials from

Pimpin4Paradise

1/7/21 11:06am

The expenses should be so limited, most of us could prepare the financials.

Archaea

1/7/21 11:08am

CA law requires they be done by a CPA

cheezedawg

1/7/21 11:24am

Well there's your problem, you're in California.

Archaea

1/7/21 11:25am

% of income is irrelevant. I still charge a fee when the client has a loss

dratax

1/7/21 11:07am

I think he's trying to question the volume of $ vs accounting fees.

Ragnar Danneskjold

1/7/21 11:15am

Does not seem like high fees for an HOA

JOPE

1/7/21 11:16am

Unreasonably high. Find new accountant

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