Jim Redpath, CPA, CGMA
Jim Redpath, CPA, CGMA
Tax Partner, Client Manager
Download V CardJim Redpath, CPA, CGMA is a partner and serves on the board of directors at Redpath and Company. He also serves as a client manager with a primary focus on tax planning and consulting. He specializes in business structuring and ownership succession, as well as corporate, partnership, and international consulting. He has extensive experience in advising individuals, families, and closely-held businesses on tax matters. Understanding the tax law and performing strategic planning with clients is his passion. Jim also has significant experience designing incentive programs for recruiting, retaining and rewarding key talent. He has also been involved in analyzing and implementing employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) for several businesses, including Redpath and Company. He has provided public accounting services since 1979 and has been at Redpath and Company since 1980.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- The S Corporation Association, Former Chairman of the Advisory Board
- Employee Owned S Corporations of America
- Alliant Group, advisory board
Industries
- Commercial
Education
- University of St. Thomas, B.A., Accounting, Magna Cum Laude
Services
- Business Tax
- Personal Tax
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