Tax preparation and business accounting supportSmall businesses rely on Mattison Yoder to manage the financial complexities of their profit and loss statement as well as documentation needed for taxes. The key to the success of our tax preparation and business accounting services is our staff accountants. Each staff accountant works with our clients to gather the right data to sort and report the financial health of the company as well as organize for tax preparation.
Michael is one of our newest team members, joining the team in August 2015. He is responsible for servicing our business accounting clients on a day to day basis as well as preparing payroll tax returns, business financials, and business and individual tax returns. Michael has a Bachelor of science degree in Accounting from Penn State University and is currently working towards his CPA license. Prior to joining the firm, Michael served as a staff accountant in Pennsylvania serving small businesses as well as preparing tax returns and payroll processing.
Outside of the office, Michael enjoys spending time with his wife and three children. They like to go for walks, watch their favorite sports teams and try out new restaurants.
Michael strives to provide superior accounting services to his clients and looks forward to working with you.
Email: mfitzpatrick@mattisonyoder.com
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To learn more about our extensive list of services, please contact us for a quote, customer testimonials, or with any questions you may have about your specific tax and business accounting needs.
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