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Posted: February 3, 2017
G.T. Reilly & Company hires Finn as senior tax and business services accountant
Milton, MA Catherine Finn, CPA, has joined G.T. Reilly & Company as senior tax and business services accountant. Finn has worked with a wide variety of businesses and nonprofit organizations since starting her accounting career. She has extensive experience with small business accounting and payroll systems, including QuickBooks.
She has worked in public and private accounting, and has provided bookkeeping, tax, payroll and accounting services to small businesses for nearly 20 years.
Finn received her bachelor of science in Accounting from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1998. She lives with her family in Milton.
G.T. Reilly & Company is a full-service accounting and consulting firm whose clients include corporations, individuals, closely-held family businesses, multi-national companies, nonprofit organizations and financial institutions. The firm offers accounting, auditing and tax services, as well as business valuations, management consulting and estate planning.
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