Douglas A. Boedeker is a partner with Tate & Tryon’s Audit and Assurance Services practice. In this capacity he provides an array of audit, tax, and consulting services to a variety of nonprofit organizations and employee benefit plans. He takes particular pride that his family has contained at least one CPA every year since 1923.

Doug graduated summa cum laude from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting while simultaneously completing the coursework for a second major in arts administration. He was also named as the University’s recipient of The Wall Street Journal Outstanding Business Student Award.

Professional and Industry Experience
Over the past 15 years, Doug has provided significant engagement services for clients such as:
•   The American Society of Association Executives
•   The American Petroleum Institute
•   The Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts
•   The Corcoran Gallery of Art & College of Design
•   The American Association for Justice
•   The Levine School of Music

Speaking Engagements
•   Spring 2009 Non-Profit Tax Update, Finance & Administration Roundtable
•   Preparing for the New Form 990, Tate & Tryon client seminar series, October 2008 and March 2009
•   Managing Cash in an Economic Downturn, ASAE Financial Management Symposium

Publications and Articles
•   Coauthor, “Guide to the Newest IRS Form 990: Interpreting and Complying with the New Tax Reporting Requirements for Transparency and Accountability,” (published by ASAE)
•   Coauthor, “Consolidated Financial Statements in a Not-for-Profit” Environment, (American Accounting Association academic case study)
•   Contributing Author, “Bar Financial Management, A Basic Guide,” (published by the American Bar Association)