About
About the Resource Center
Who produces these materials, how they are reviewed, and what free access includes.
What this is
The Compliance Prime Resource Center is a library of practical tools for compliance teams working in affordable housing, payroll, HR, accounting and finance. It exists because most compliance material is either a PDF that went out of date the week it was published, or a paywalled course nobody has time to sit through.
Everything here is one of 10 formats:
- Calculators — Interactive tools that compute the numbers for you.
- Checklists — Step-by-step lists your team can audit against.
- Guides — In-depth walkthroughs of the rules that affect your team.
- Templates — Downloadable policies and ready-to-use documents.
- Blog — Expert analysis of the latest regulatory changes.
- Videos — On-demand training from compliance practitioners.
- Webinars — Live sessions and replays with our compliance advisors.
- Glossary — plain-English definitions of the terms you will meet in an audit.
How materials are produced
Contributors hold practising credentials in the areas they write about — MHM, HCCP, CPP and SHRM-SCP among them. Each guide is reviewed by at least two subject-matter experts before it is published, and the reviewer count is shown on the resource itself where it applies.
Materials are re-versioned within 30 days of a regulatory change that affects them. Every downloadable document is generated from the current version of its page at the moment you request it, so a download you take today reflects today’s content rather than whenever a file was last uploaded.
Calculators
Calculators are built in code and reviewed like any other material. Where a calculator’s formula has not yet completed review, the tool shows its inputs and states plainly that no result is available, rather than displaying an estimate. An unreviewed compliance figure is worse than no figure, because someone may rely on it for an actual certification or payroll run.
What free access means
Every resource currently in the Resource Center is free. Some ask for your name and email once before they open. That single unlock applies to everything else — you will not be asked again, and there is no account or password to manage.
We use your email to send occasional compliance updates, and every one of them has a one-click unsubscribe. See the privacy policy for the detail.
What this is not
Educational content, not legal advice. Regulations differ by jurisdiction and change often. Verify anything here against the current rule text, and involve counsel where the stakes warrant it.
Get in touch
Corrections, suggestions and requests for new resources are all welcome — see the contact page. If you have spotted something out of date, telling us is genuinely useful.