Financial officers at all levels of your PHA’s HCV program will appreciate the HCV Financial Management and Reporting Master Book as an easy-to-follow reference guide for successful financial management and reporting.

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program has changed significantly since it was first implemented by HUD. Although in this program PHAs are no longer responsible for providing property management and maintenance services, it doesn’t mean this program is easier to manage. In the HCV program, PHAs play a dual role: they have to assist families in the program, while overseeing that families comply with program rules. Click here to view the table of contents.

This master book includes:

• An overview of the history of public housing legislation and characteristics and features of key programs - including HCV 
• A thorough review of the annual contributions contract (ACC)
• How the HCV program is funded
• HCV accounting requirements, generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), and special accounting issues in the HCV program - such as fraud recovery, portability, Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS), SEMAP, and retroactive funding and payments
• Financial monitoring and the elimination of budget documents
• Using HUD's voucher management system (VMS) and VMS user manual excerpts
• How to establish an internal control structure
• Year-end closing procedures 
• Audit requirements
• Learning activities, HUD references/relevant PIH notices, and an in-depth glossary 

Do you have the most current version of this Master Book?

Below are the issue dates for the previous revisions to the HCV Executive Management Master Book:

2021: For 2021, the HCV Executive Management Master Book has been brought current with all recent HUD requirements and guidance, including the following:

• Revisions to account for the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) interim final rule
• Additions to incorporate guidance from the March 2021 EIV FAQs
• Changes regarding the Disparate Impact final rule
• Modifications to account for Notice PIH 2020-32 on conducting remote hearings, briefings, and reexaminations
• Minor updates for Notice PIH 2020-19 on what constitutes an “assisted unit” for rent reasonableness determinations
• Other minor corrections and modifications to bring the content current with HUD regulations and guidance

You must purchase a NMA Master Book in order to subscribe to the accompanying revision service. We can initiate a revision service as long as you purchase that revision service before a new revision has been issued. After a new revision is issued, you can initiate (or reinstate) for $189 plus a $75 reinstatement fee.

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