Condominium & Strata Audit Software for AB, BC & ON

Each province has its own terminology, funds, and reporting expectations. Condo Audit Pro keeps those differences separate — while each CPA firm configures its own audit approach inside the province it operates in. See how it works or why we built it.

Alberta Condominium Corporations

Built for Alberta condominium corporations and boards, with workflows that fit the context of Alberta’s Condominium Property Act — reserve fund language, annual condominium audit workflows, document checklists, and CPA-ready outputs.

Condominium corporation and board terminology

Reserve fund language and reserve fund reporting

Alberta financial statement lines and output templates

Alberta-specific defaults, audit checks, and report wording

Common engagements
Annual condominium auditsFirst-year (initial) engagementsTurnover auditsReserve fund reporting

British Columbia Strata Corporations

Designed around British Columbia strata corporations and strata councils, reflecting the context of the Strata Property Act — operating fund, contingency reserve fund, depreciation report wording, strata lot terminology, and BC strata output templates.

Strata corporation and strata council terminology

Operating Fund and Contingency Reserve Fund (CRF) wording

Depreciation report references

BC strata financial statement lines and output templates

Common engagements
Annual strata auditsContingency reserve fund (CRF) reportingDepreciation report workflowsFirst-year (initial) engagements

Ontario Condominium Corporations

Built for Ontario condominium corporations and boards operating in the context of the Condominium Act, 1998 — reserve fund study wording, owner reporting, annual condominium audit workflows, and Ontario output templates.

Condominium corporation and board terminology

Reserve fund study wording and references

Ontario reporting structure and board reporting

Ontario financial statement lines and output templates

Common engagements
Annual condominium auditsReserve fund study reportingBoard & owner reportingFirst-year (initial) engagements

Built for Everyone in a Condominium & Strata Audit

One condominium or strata audit touches several people. Condo Audit Pro works for all of them across Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario.

CPA firms

Condominium & strata corporations

Property managers

Condo & strata boards

Province-Correct Audit Output Documents

For each province, the platform assembles the full condominium or strata audit package in the right wording — ready for the CPA to review and sign.

Independent Auditor’s Report

Financial Statements (restricted-fund)

Management Representation Letter

Communication to Those Charged with Governance (TCWG)

Planning & Materiality Letter

Significant Deficiencies & Adjustments

Condominium & Strata Audit by Province: AB vs BC vs ON

The terminology and reporting differ in each province. Here’s how they compare at a glance.

FeatureAlbertaBritish ColumbiaOntario
EntityCondominium corporationStrata corporationCondominium corporation
Governing contextCondominium Property ActStrata Property ActCondominium Act, 1998
Audit required?Not by statute — driven by bylaws, lenders, or an owners’ voteNot by statute — decided by bylaws or a general-meeting voteYes for 25+ units; under 25 may waive with unanimous written consent, renewed annually
Annual statementsAnnual financial statement plus reserve fund report to ownersPrescribed contents presented at the AGM (Reg 6.7)Within six months of fiscal year-end (s. 66)
Reserve fund termReserve fundContingency reserve fundReserve fund
Operating fund termOperating fundOperating fundOperating fund
Governance bodyBoardStrata councilBoard
Reserve studyReserve fund studyDepreciation reportReserve fund study
Output templatesAlberta wordingBC wordingOntario wording

Firm Settings Sit on Top of Province Defaults

Province templates define the legal and reporting structure. Firm settings define how each CPA firm wants to run the audit — materiality, sampling rules, variance thresholds, cutoff windows, matching tolerances, management-fee benchmarks, and more — applied consistently while professional judgment stays with the CPA. Common questions are answered on our FAQ.

Read the Detail for Your Province

Each province has its own page — the terminology, the funds, the reporting, and the output documents, written the way that province words them.

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