HOA & condo accounting in Tampa, FL.
Hillsborough County registers close to 1,800 community associations, including a larger-than-usual share of townhome communities alongside the standard HOA/condo mix. From a downtown high-rise to a planned HOA, Tampa-area engagements get the same structured close and reserve tracking as every other association we handle.
Townhome associations carry their own kind of accounting complexity.
A townhome community often sits in between a single-family HOA and a condominium — shared exterior maintenance and limited common elements, but without a high-rise’s structural reserve load. Getting that distinction right in the chart of accounts matters, and it’s a market Tampa has more of than most of the areas we serve.
Townhome associations
Shared maintenance and limited common-element costs tracked distinctly from both single-family HOA and high-rise condo accounting.
Downtown condominiums
Structural and life-safety reserve components tracked to the standard required under Florida’s SIRS reserve funding rule.
Tampa FAQs
Does Academy Accounting work with townhome associations in Tampa?
Yes — Hillsborough County has a larger-than-usual share of townhome communities, and they’re handled with the same structured monthly close as any HOA or condo.
How many community associations are in the Tampa area?
Hillsborough County registers close to 1,800 community associations.
Is HOA accounting different from condo accounting in Tampa?
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.