TRANSPARENCY

Financials & Organizational Transparency

TASFGA's entire thesis is that governance, management, and finances should be visible to the people those decisions affect. We hold ourselves to the same standard we ask of the industry.

What we publish

• Annual IRS Form 990 once the first tax year closes (required of 501(c)(3) organizations).
• Funding sources and materials conflicts of interest.
• Compensation policy for officers and key staff.
• Independence statement: TASFGA accepts no funding from any entity whose conduct we audit in an active focus area. For Focus Area 1 (residential community governance) that excludes managing-agent firms, the law firms that represent them, and real-estate brokerages operating in the condominium/cooperative space. The policy expands as new focus areas are activated.

Form 990, audited financial statements, and the Independence Policy will be posted in full once the first fiscal year closes. The Independence Policy is in force from TASFGA's founding date regardless of filing cadence.