My not-for-profit clients are mission-driven. When I can assist them with their audit, tax, and business needs, they’re free to focus on their passion — whether it’s people, animals, the environment, or giving back and assisting their communities — instead of worrying about accounting and finances. They appreciate that I recognize this. I also work with closely held manufacturing and distribution companies to help minimize their taxes paid.
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I once ran a half marathon in Reykjavík, Iceland, wearing all brand new clothes since the airline temporarily lost our luggage. I may or may not have listened to the band KISS for all 13.1 miles.
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