Stephanie is an enthusiastic "Strategic Business Tax Solutionist" who utilizes her former private business industry expertise as a Chief Financial Officer to help fellow small business owners keep more money in their pockets and pay less tax. 

She loves her role in the area of strategic business tax because she feels that "solutions" advising is both fun and challenging.  Clients are always surprised to learn that they don't have to pay extra for strategic advising and by how much time Stephanie spends considering the very best tax landing before she will finalize a tax return. 

Utilizing her servant leadership style, she asks questions and probes answers, situations and circumstances that may not be evident at first light, so that every tax return preparation has met her very best effort.

What's unique about Stephanie is that in her professional career, she has started several small businesses of her own and for others, and is also a co-named inventor on a USPTO patent pending for a bulldozer improvement. She has former hands-on experience with Non-Profits as well. And because her business experience is so well-rounded, she relates very well personally with small business owners.  Stephanie's Client base of business owners comprises over thirty (30) unique business industries, not including the many private industries she has personally worked in.  

Stephanie and her husband live in rural Montgomery and are part-time farmers of ornamental flowers, trees, and shrubs. She has three adult children, two of which are attending college, and the oldest is working on obtaining a RAIL License. 

When Stephanie was a child, she wanted to become a concert pianist and could think of nothing else.  But as she became old enough to put dollars-and-cents to her career plan, she settled for her next highest aspiration, which was to become a CPA.  After entering college she continued to play the piano for Church, family gatherings, and friends weddings, but today she still plays for personal Enjoyment.