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
- University of St. Thomas, B.A., Accounting
Services
- Retirement Plan Design
- Retirement Plan Document Services
- Administration of Retirement Plans
- Welfare Benefit Plan Compliance Reporting
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- IRS Employee Payroll Tax Deferral GuidanceAugust 31, 2020 - On Friday, August 28, the IRS issued guidance on President Trumpโs executive order allowing for the deferral of payroll taxes on wages paid after September 1. While the guidance clarifies some items, unanswered questions remain.