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The Woman With the Iron Work Ethic
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Duty of Directors
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Fiscal Fitness
How to make sure buyers are in good financial shape.
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The Death of Depreciation
An era is ending and boards need to adapt.
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The Cost of Seeing the Future
Two Queens co-ops take an aggressive approach to capital planning.
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The Man With the Impish Grin
Tony DiPietro refused to take board corruption lying down.
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What Are Financial Best Practices?
One of the most important things for a board to accomplish is a five-year capital plan.
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Why Internal Controls Are Crucial
Auditors are required to discuss internal controls with the board – do you know what yours are?
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How to Use a CPA
Never underestimate the true value of a good CPA.
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How to Deal With Budget Surpluses
Balancing income against expenses is what you'd expect from your accountant, but tax planning is what you should be asking for. Particularly if your co-op or condo is expecting a surplus.
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