Telluride Consulting, LLC

Community association management sits alongside the bookkeeping here: collecting assessments, chasing delinquent members, filing liens, monitoring insurance policies, attending annual meetings and preparing the minutes, and filing annual reports with the Colorado Secretary of State and DORA. Monthly financial statements are produced per CCIOA for management use and are explicitly not compilations; an association's annual taxes are prepared by a CPA. Condominium owners associations, single-family HOAs and mixed-use communities are all taken on, together with property inspections, vendor bids and oversight of large projects, including construction permit filing.

The accounting side runs from setting up a chart of accounts and the accounting system itself through payroll, monthly reconciliations, cash flow budgeting, corporate tax planning and return preparation, and entity selection. Nonprofit compliance and retail bookkeeping are both handled, real estate developers get pro formas and financial tracking, and owners disputing an assessed value can bring a property valuation protest. A second office trades as Durango Accounting & Association Services, LLC.