Chris Wehner

Manager

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Chris Wehner, CPA, enjoys helping clients resolve the financial and tax problems that keep them up at night. With 17+ years of public accounting experience, Chris helps individuals and businesses develop and execute tax strategies that help them meet their financial goals.

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Chris is a pumpkin-carving master, making Halloween one of his favorite holidays.

Chris Wehner, CPA, is a manager in the firm’s tax department. Having 17+ years of public accounting experience, Chris says one of his favorite parts of being a CPA is analyzing the numbers in order to paint a picture for his clients. Chris provides a full range of tax and accounting services to both individuals and businesses.

Education

Bachelor of science degree in accounting, Towson University (2000)

Affiliations

American Institute of CPAs
Maryland Association of CPAs

More Fun Facts

Chris has taken several sewing classes in the hopes of one day being able to sew a pair of velvet Thai Fisherman pants.
As an April Fool’s joke, Chris once told a former colleague who had recently passed the CPA exam that she needed more college credits to obtain her CPA license. They’d all laughed about the prank until the colleague later received a letter from the state stating that she actually did need more college credits to obtain her license.

Articles By Chris

How to Report Cryptocurrency Transactions

The IRS recently publicized that it will be cracking down on taxpayers for not properly reporting cryptocurrency transactions. In this article, we’ll summarize different types of transactions and how the IRS has recommended they be reported.

How Universal Paid Leave Will Affect Employers in the District of Columbia

Earlier this year, we discussed the new income tax credit for qualified family leave. This credit applies to employers who satisfy certain criteria and pay employees under qualified plans.

4 Legislative Issues Maryland Business Owners Should Be Watching

With more than 2,500 pieces of legislation proposed in the 90-day 2019 Maryland General Assembly session, it can be hard for business owners to identify the big issues that might affect them. Here, we identify four key pieces of legislation that, if passed, could have a dramatic effect on Maryland businesses.