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Czarnowski & Beer, LLP, a certified public accounting, auditing and management consulting firm, is centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, serving New York City, Long Island, New Jersey and Florida. Each year, we are recognized by an Industry Publication as one of New York's top auditing firms representing cooperatives and condominiums, organizations, and government-funded housing corporations.
We are a full-service public accounting and auditing firm in that we offer services not only in the traditional areas of auditing and consulting, but in non-traditional areas such as long-range financial planning, operational and capital budgeting and fund balance management. We presently service over one hundred clients, both large and small.
Please see the list of Exceptional Added Services that are included in our Basic Representation Package.
NEWS & UPDATES
Client Alert Memorandum
WARNING – FINANCIAL WINDOW DRESSING IS NOW A NECESSITY
As the pendulum has swung from easy access to lenders and mortgages, to loan officers armed with denial checklists, publishing the best possible financial “picture” on your property’s 2013 Financial Statement has become a necessity.
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Client Alert Memorandum
Has your Building’s Eligibility for Fannie Mae Loans
been Compromised?
Cooperatives, Condominiums, and Homeowners Associations need to be concerned about their eligibility for Fannie Mae loans in order to avoid conflicts between the Board and Unit Owners who are attempting to sell their units.
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Client Alert Memorandum
Who’s Protecting Your Building?
Auditing standards require that each property has its own internal control structure that includes the appropriate monitoring. Independent regulations that accountants follow require that monitoring be done internally. There are many managing agents in New York City that have sufficient control structures to accomplish this. However, recent frauds discovered at managing agent firms indicate breakdowns in monitoring.
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Client Alert Memorandum
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR
HIGHER REAL ESTATE TAXES THIS SUMMER?
This winter is leaving many with higher-than-budgeted energy costs - and the fiscal pain isn't going to end just yet. This summer, increased property taxes could also impact your building’s budget.
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Client Alert Memorandum
Budgetary Issues for 2014
This year’s unusually severe winter weather is doing more than making us wear more layers and digging out. After three wonderfully mild winters, it is causing fuel oil prices to rise 10% since October. This is compounded by increased consumption by boilers responding to almost 20% higher degree days in December and 25% in January.
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