Sue Weiskopf-Larson, CPA, MBT
Sue Weiskopf-Larson, CPA, MBT
Tax Partner
Download V CardSue Weiskopf-Larson, CPA, MBT is a partner in the personal tax service area. She helps individual clients with tax planning and preparation and other specialty services such as dispute resolution. Sue has provided public accounting services since 1989 and has been at Redpath and Company since 1999.
Professional Activities
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants
- Minnesota Distance Running Association, former treasurer
- Twin Cities Marathon, former treasurer
Education
- B.A. Accounting โ Gustavus Adolphus College
- Master of Business Taxation โ University of Minnesota โ Twin Cities
Services
- Personal Tax
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- You Could Probably Claim the R&D Tax Credit โ Here's HowJune 4, 2021 - If your company does any research and development (R&D), the R&D tax credit can minimize your tax liability. But it's not just for manufacturers and engineers. In fact, you probably do more qualifying R&D work than you think, regardless of your industry.
- MN Legislature: PPP and Unemployment Benefits May Be Excluded From MN TaxesMay 20, 2021 - Minnesota State leaders in the Legislature and Governor Tim Walz have announced their intent to allow both $10,200 of unemployment benefits and all proceeds from forgiven PPP loan applications to be excluded from income in determining the taxpayerโs tax obligation to the State as part of their latest state budget deal.