Maximum Accessible Housing - West

“President to present to the board for review and approval prior to filing.”

“All officers, directors, and trustees are required to disclose any conflict of interests annually. Disclosure forms are filled out at the first board meeting of the year and reviewed by the staff, who will notify the president of any conflicts.”

“Compensation package for the president is reviewed and approved annually. Deliberation and decision process is carefully documented in the corporate minutes.”

“The organization makes it governing documents and financial statements available to the public upon written request.”

“Maximum accessible housing - west (the organization) is part of a group of related not-for-profit (nfp) entities. The organization employs all staff members and incurs the payroll costs. These costs are then allocated to the other related nfp entities based on the proportion of time employees spend working for each entity. This allocation ensures that each entity is charged accurately for the payroll expenses incurred on its behalf. Unfortunately, the form 990 instructions make it impossible to accurately reflect the organizations staffing expenses. The payroll costs of steve hansler, president, which are listed in part vii are allocated in an identical manor to all other employees. However, since the w-2 is from maximum accessible housing-west, part vii, column d, shows all of hansler's pay, not just the proportion for this organization. Similarly, the breakdown of salaries and wages for the organization as shown in part ix, lines 5 and 7 are not accurate. The 990 instructions requires that all of hansler's compensation get listed on line 5. Then line 7 shows the remainder of the total cost of salaries and wages allocated to the organization. If we were able to list it accurately to reflect actual allocations, lines 5 and 7 would be as follows: total expense program service mgmt and general line 5 35,943 21,202 14,741 line 7 103,870 61,270 42,600”

“The organization has a committee that assumes responsibility for oversight of the audit of its financial statements and selection of an independent accountant. There have been no changes in this process in the tax year.”