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CCM Financial Management & Budgeting Flashcards

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  1. A community association wants to levy a special assessment to fund an emergency roof replacement. Which action is typically required FIRST?

    Answer: Obtain board approval per the governing documents

    Governing documents typically require board approval—and sometimes a member vote—before levying a special assessment; the board must act first.

  2. Which financial statement shows an association's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time?

    Answer: Balance sheet

    The balance sheet (statement of financial position) is a snapshot of assets, liabilities, and net assets on a given date.

  3. What does an accounts receivable aging report help a community manager monitor?

    Answer: Delinquent assessment collections by how overdue they are

    An AR aging report categorizes outstanding balances by how long they have been unpaid, helping managers prioritize collection efforts.

  4. When preparing a bid comparison for a major landscaping contract, a community manager should ensure bids are evaluated on the basis of:

    Answer: Equivalent scope of work across all vendors

    Comparing bids is only meaningful when all vendors price identical scopes of work; otherwise cost differences reflect scope differences, not vendor efficiency.

  5. Which internal financial control best prevents unauthorized disbursements in a community association?

    Answer: Dual-signature requirement on checks above a threshold

    Requiring two signatures on checks above a set dollar amount ensures no single individual can authorize large disbursements alone.

  6. A community association invests reserve funds in a certificate of deposit. This is best described as which type of investment strategy?

    Answer: Conservative capital preservation

    CDs are low-risk, FDIC-insured instruments that preserve capital—appropriate for reserve funds that must be available for planned expenditures.