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8 THE ROLE OF A CPA A CPA is a licensed accounting professional who has met rigorous education, exam, and experience requirements. Because HOA finances often include multiple income sources, exemptions, reserve funds, member assessments, and state-level requirements, partnering with a CPA is a smart move. A CPA is generally able to: • Determine your eligibility for favorable tax treatment, such as under Internal Revenue Code Section 528, to potentially reduce your community's tax burden. • Prepare and file the correct federal (and applicable state) tax returns on your behalf, minimizing the risk of errors that could lead to IRS audits, penalties, or unnecessary taxes. • Handle complex financial situations, such as non- member income, reserve fund interest, and rental activities, with accurate reporting, ensuring full compliance and peace of mind. 7 6 5 4 8 9 10 11 3 12 2

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