Tag: Meetings
Community Association Meetings | See also Governance, Communications.
What the Pandemic Has Taught Us About Working Remotely
Failing To Satisfy Notice Requirements Can Have Big Consequences
4 Lessons from Remote Property Management
Notice Matters: Court Invalidates Board’s Approval of $1.2 Million Fire Alarm Contract
Elections: Is Cumulative Voting Right for Your Clients?
Spring Has Sprung: 5 Tips for Handling Looming Landscaping Issues
What Do Members Really Think About Their HOAs?
Prevent Manager Burnout at Your Community
To keep their community associations running smoothly, managers deal with issues that run the gamut from day-to-day administrative tasks and overseeing other staff members so they fulfill their roles, to working with the board on major issues like finances or capital improvement projects, to name just a few functions. Because the manager’s role involves handling so many tasks, there’s a big risk for burnout.
Determine Worker Status Ahead of Tax Season
Like any other business or organization, community associations must file taxes with the government. And tax liability is a huge issue that associations need to be aware of. Improper reporting can land the association in hot water and cost thousands in fines, penalties, and late fees. This is especially tricky when it comes to your employees. April—the month in which federal and state taxes must be filed—is around the corner.
Consider 16 Factors to Avoid Tax Liability for Worker Classification
Like any other business or organization, community associations must file taxes with the government. And tax liability is a huge issue that associations need to be aware of. Improper reporting can land the association in hot water and cost thousands in fines, penalties, and late fees. With the New Year just here, April—the month in which federal and state taxes must be filed—might seem far off. But properly doing necessary paperwork and consulting with the association’s accountant can take time. So planning ahead is key.