Marschall Accounting Services

Over 21 years of accounting, audit, and tax experience including work at a large public accounting firm, internal audit at a national bank, university research assistant and co-author, and tax and accounting engagements geared towards individuals and small businesses. University of Virginia undergraduate 1998, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee MS in Accounting, 2001.

Adjunct professor, Germanna Community College Workforce Training Program offering courses in accounting, tax, and financial assistance for small businesses. Board member of Stafford Educational Foundation, Treasurer, and three other education-related boards as treasurer. The overriding goal of tax and consulting engagements are to help individuals attain competent and responsive tax services and to help small businesses work towards a model of sustained financial growth.

As CPAs, years of experience as accountants have exposed us to various business and tax structures, industries as well as individual tax concerns.

We possess a robust knowledge base in areas including: best-practices for efficient hiring, expense controls, profit maximization, internal controls, tax planning strategies, financial risk, debt vs. equity expansions, business entity determination and changes, latest changes in state and federal tax laws, advice when working with financial advisors, optimal asset acquisition, lease accounting and other relevant individual and small business financial concerns.