About Matt
Matt joined Hawkins Ash CPAs in 1997. He began as an intern and has advanced his career to partner. Matt has thorough experience in audit and tax. He provides these services to commercial entities, individuals, and profitsharing 401(k) plans. He is a member of the firm’s Tax Committee.
Areas of Focus
Commercial Tax and Auditing
Individual Tax
Education
Bachelor of Science
Accounting
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Certified Public Accountant
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Community Organizations
Marshfield Noon Rotary, Co-chair Finance Committee
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ambassador and Director
Recent Articles by Matt
What is “Reasonable Compensation” Anyway?
The issue of reasonable owners' compensation often comes up in federal tax inquiries. But it may also be an issue
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Employee Benefit Plan and IRA Quick Reference Table
The Internal Revenue Service has announced the cost-of-living adjustments applicable to dollar limitations for various qualified retirement plans and other
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Understanding the Differences Between Health Care Accounts
Health care costs continue to be in the news and on everyone's mind. As a result, tax-friendly ways to pay
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Which Type of Mortgage Loan Fits Your Needs?
Few purchases during your lifetime will be as expensive as buying a home. Whether it's your primary residence, a vacation
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Hoping to Grow Your Business?
Start With the Financing Let's say you've drafted a strategic growth plan that discusses in detail the new products and
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Creating an Incentive Compensation Plan
High-performing, highly productive employees help drive a business toward growth and financial success. A compensation package that includes something more
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Could a Cost Segregation Study Save Your Company Taxes?
If your business has acquired, constructed or substantially improved a building recently, consider a cost segregation study. One of these
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Employers Face New Jan. 31 W-2 Filing Deadline
The Internal Revenue Service today reminded employers and small businesses of a new Jan. 31 filing deadline for Forms W-2.
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Year-End Tax-Planning Moves for Businesses & Business Owners
Businesses should consider making expenditures that qualify for the business property expensing option. For tax years beginning in 2016, the
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