Political Compliance, also known as Political Finance Compliance or just Compliance, is a specific type of bookkeeping and reporting service that assists political candidates, their campaigns and political committees with compliance with various state and federal campaign finance reform laws and regulations. At the federal level, the Federal Election Commission (fec.gov) is the regulatory body to which all federal campaigns and committees must report. However, most states and many cities and counties have their own campaign finance reform.

MBA Consulting Group is a political compliance firm. We are experts in the laws and regulations governing the raising and spending of funds by political entities including candidates, political action committees and non-profits. We provide bookkeeping services including managing accounts payable, accounts receivable, reconciliation of campaign reports to standard accounting books. We also provide additional services including managing payroll, assisting with insurance and creating internal controls.

Unlike other professions such as accounting and law, political compliance has no formal training or licensure. At MBA we approach training seriously. New employees complete a 2-week curriculum after which they are paired with a more senior member of staff as their “mentor”. We embrace the long held tradition of apprenticeship, whereby more experienced staff help new staff to understand the work and learn our internal procedures.

We do! We do taxes as an add on to our other services such as compliance and bookkeeping as well as a stand alone service. We specialize in non-profit as well as other business tax returns and taxes for individuals. Please see our tax services page for more information or to make an appointment.

We work with progressive political and non-profit entities and Democratic federal and state candidates for public office. We also work with some for-profit entities that have a mission that is consistent with and ties into the progressive community as a whole.

As we saw in 2016, large, sophisticated global actors are interested in interfering in the U. S. electoral process. Although we cannot hope to compete against such unimaginable odds, we are constantly training our staff on cyber security techniques and instituting the latest recommended policies and programs.