The Association of International CPAs reports that CPAs work 50-80 hours per week, for weeks on end. Our Tax Team has certainly been putting in extra effort to ensure all our clients receive high-quality work.
With tax season ending Monday, April 15, our accountants are planning to enjoy some well-deserved R&R. Here are some things they plan to do to unwind after tax season:
Kaitlyn Evans, CPA
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“After tax season I dive deep into self-care with my 6-month hair appointment, travel plans, family time, and dinners to catch up with friends. I look forward to spring storms and playing sand volleyball every week as it warms up outside."
Dave Hampton, CPA
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“Usually I try to take some time off to visit my son’s family in Memphis.”
Ryan Stenken, CPA
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"Tax season requires long hours, which results in time away from my wife, Claire. When tax season is over, I get to spend much needed time with my wife. We enjoy going to local restaurants and attending happy hours. Every year we try to book a weekend getaway for some much-needed relaxation. After this tax season, my wife and I will be traveling to Traverse City, MI.”
Ryan Medellin, Intern
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“Now that tax season has ended, I am looking forward to taking a long weekend trip to Lido Beach in Sarasota, FL. I am also looking forward to my upcoming MBA graduation in May.”
Though we may take some time to celebrate a successful tax season, it’s a brief break - tax season never officially ends. We continue to work on tax planning projects and with our clients who filed extensions. Our office is available for ongoing tax questions.