Christine Bentson, CPA, RPA, CEBS
Christine Bentson, CPA, RPA, CEBS
Senior Manager, Employee Benefits
Download V CardChristine Bentson, CPA, RPA, CEBS, is the employee benefits service area leader. She specializes in establishing, designing and administering employee benefit and retirement planning services for closely-held business clients, and also the preparation of government reporting for welfare benefit plans. Christine has provided public accounting services at Redpath and Company since 1987.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants
Education
- B.A. Accounting โ University of St. Thomas
Services
- Retirement Plan Design
- Retirement Plan Document Services
- Administration of Retirement Plans
- Welfare Benefit Plan Compliance Reporting
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