Colorado CCIOA Compliance
Colorado CCIOA & HB 22-1137, handled.
Under the Common Interest Ownership Act (CRS § 38-33.3-101 et seq.), Colorado associations must deliver annual financial disclosures within 90 days of fiscal year end, adopt governance policies, and follow HB 22-1137's certified notice and 30-day cure period before violation fines.
HOA Simplify ships every requirement out of the box — on the $49/mo Basics (up to 25 units) and $79/mo Community (up to 50 units) plans.
No credit card required to start your 14-day trial or import your community CSV.
Automatic AR vs. late fee split
Regular assessments (AR 1100) and late fees (Late Fee AR 1110) post to separate GL accounts automatically.
Certified notice & 30-day cure tracking
HB 22-1137 notices, cure periods, and the $500 non-health/safety fine cap are built into the violation workflow.
Row-Level Security isolation
Each association only ever sees its own data, with an immutable general-ledger audit trail.
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Community — $79/mo
Full CCIOA compliance ships on every tier — no premium gate.
CCIOA checklist
The statutory compliance checklist
Check off each requirement your association must meet. HOA Simplify satisfies every one out of the box.
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There is no premium gate on statutory compliance. The full platform — accounting, elections, ARC, violations, amenities, the document portal, and the 190+ AI tools — ships on every tier, including $49/mo Basics and $79/mo Community.
Colorado CCIOA — frequently asked questions
CRS § 38-33.3-209.4 requires associations to prepare and make available financial statements, the adopted budget, and insurance disclosures to owners within 90 days after the close of the fiscal year.
Associations must adopt and make available policies covering collection of unpaid assessments, conduct of meetings, enforcement, investment of reserve funds, and conflicts of interest.
HB 22-1137 requires a certified-mail notice describing the violation, a minimum 30-day cure period before further action, and caps fines for non-health-and-safety violations at $500 unless the violation continues after the cure period.
CRS § 38-33.3-317 gives owners the right to inspect and copy official records; associations must make records available within a reasonable time and may not charge more than the actual cost of copying.
Colorado associations with more than 20 units must register annually with the Division of Real Estate’s HOA Information & Resource Center (HOAIRC) at the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA).
Colorado associations must disclose their reserve study status and funding plan as part of the annual budget and financial disclosures; HOA Simplify tracks reserve funding alongside the operating budget.
Full CCIOA compliance ships on every tier, starting at $49/mo (up to 25 units) or $79/mo (up to 50 units), with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required.