Accounting Integrators, LLC

Accounting Integrators, LLC is a U.S.-based billing and payment-processing firm that operates under its own name and the trade name TresRE. Public filings show it as a domestic and foreign limited liability company with offices in Georgia, providing back-office management and payment services for organizations that collect recurring dues or fees, such as professional associations, self‑employed membership groups, and homeowner associations.([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/georgia/accounting-integrators-llc-400622901?utm_source=openai)) Rather than each association or service provider running its own billing system, many outsource this function to Accounting Integrators, which then appears on customer bank and card statements in descriptors like “ACCT INTEGRATORS Assn Dues.”

A charge with the descriptor “ACCT INTEGRATORS Assn Dues” typically represents an underlying membership or association fee that you agreed to when signing up for something else—commonly group insurance for the self‑employed (for example, membership in the National Association for the Self‑Employed, NASE), business support packages, or association‑linked services.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/what-is-acct-integrators-assn-dues-on-your-bank-statement/?utm_source=openai)) Amounts often match published membership tiers (e.g., around $11.95–$45 monthly or similar fee levels) when tied to legitimate associations, but small test‑like charges around $1.99 have also been reported online as potentially unauthorized or scam activity using similar wording.([ibisik.com](https://www.ibisik.com/acct-integrators-association-dues/?utm_source=openai)) Because Accounting Integrators is a processor, the charge itself is usually just the pass‑through for the true organization you enrolled with.

If you see this charge and don’t recognize it, first check recent email confirmations for insurance enrollments, association memberships, or HOA/COA payment setup around the time the charges began. Then contact the association or service you suspect is behind the fee; they can typically confirm your membership and cancel future billing. If you cannot identify the underlying organization, you can also attempt to reach Accounting Integrators via the portal listed on their business profile to ask which client initiated the charge.([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/georgia/accounting-integrators-llc-400622901?utm_source=openai)) For clearly unauthorized or test‑like debits (especially small recurring amounts such as $1.99 you never agreed to), you should immediately contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction, request a new card number if necessary, and monitor your account for additional activity. Keeping screenshots of your online banking detail and any related emails will help resolve disputes more quickly.