Ken Ray provides financial, tax, and business planning services for his clients in a wide range of industries. He specializes in serving clients in the construction, real estate, manufacturing and distribution, and professional services industries.
In addition to accounting and business advisory skills, Ken offers considerable insight and experience in the purchase and sale of businesses. He is highly skilled in tax preparation, corporate tax, forensic accounting, partnership taxation, and financial reporting.
With a hands-on approach to client service, Ken leverages his long-standing relationships to help clients successfully conduct business. His extensive network of professional contacts is a significant and beneficial resource for clients. In every engagement, Ken ensures that both business and personal financial goals are being addressed and met.
Ken is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and the California Society of CPAs. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Indiana University and attended SUNY Morrisville.
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