HOA & condo accounting in Jacksonville, FL.
Duval County has more than 1,000 registered HOAs and condos spread across one of Florida’s largest cities by land area. We work with boards and management companies there the same way we do everywhere we’re not physically headquartered — full-service accounting, not a satellite afterthought.
A city this spread out still gets one consistent close.
Jacksonville’s size means associations here range from coastal condominiums to inland suburban HOAs, often with very different reserve and reporting needs. Whichever kind of association it is, the accounting follows the same disciplined monthly close every association on our roster gets — distance from Lake Worth doesn’t change the standard.
Coastal condominiums
Structural and life-safety reserve components tracked to the standard required under Florida’s SIRS reserve funding rule.
Suburban HOA neighborhoods
Assessment billing, vendor payments, and a monthly close built on the same board-ready reporting standard as every other association we serve.
Jacksonville FAQs
Does Academy Accounting serve associations across all of Jacksonville, given how large the city is?
Yes — Duval County is one of Florida’s largest cities by land area, and we provide full-service accounting there, not a satellite afterthought.
How many HOA and condo associations are in the Jacksonville area?
Duval County has more than 1,000 registered HOA and condo associations.
Is HOA accounting different from condo accounting in Jacksonville?
Condominiums (Chapter 718) and HOAs (Chapter 720) are governed by different Florida statutes with different reporting and reserve rules. See our Resources page for how the two chapters differ.