If you’re like many affordable housing property owners or managers, you’re likely swimming in paperwork and files, desperate for decluttering. While there are many documents you can dispose of, there are many that are critical to your property’s compliance and legal obligations.
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Lemler Group specializes in LIHTC audits.
Our CPA firm was founded specifically to serve people who work in the affordable housing industry. With strict regulations, numerous compliance measures, and the earliest deadlines in the industry, we know the pressure Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) properties are under, and we can help relieve it.
Our Services
We perform audits, reviews, and compilations for LIHTC properties funded through Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Because no two properties have the same financial needs, we’ll work with your team to customize your services.
We know that tax and partnership deadlines come quickly after the end of the year, so we put our LIHTC audits at the top of our priority list. Our team will work with syndicators, management companies, owners, and any other stakeholders to ensure everyone is on the same page. We’re always prepared to serve you.
Timely Service
Easy Contact
All-In-One Fee
We don’t add on fees throughout the audit. The price we agree upon is what you pay — guaranteed.
— Brandie, VP of Accounting
LIHTC Frequently Asked Questions
Which banks have already approved Lemler Group?
We are on pre-approval lists with many national organizations that service Tax Credit properties, including PNC, Alden Torch, NEF, Boston Financial, Raymond James, and many others.
Do auditors need to come to our office to work?
Not always. Depending on the management company and auditing firm’s operations, your work can be completed remotely. Lemler Group is equipped to work off-site and performs many LIHTC audits from our office.
Do you offer 10- and 15-year compliance services?
Yes. We watch many key dates in the life cycle of LIHTC properties as we complete audits, including development fee due dates, 10- and 15-year compliance items, and partner tax basis for yearly returns.
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