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Brian Brammer, CPA

Brian's Recent Articles

Is a Roth Conversion Right for You? Benefits, Risks, and Tax Strategies

Key Takeaways: Converting a traditional IRA or 401(k) to a Roth account triggers taxable income in the year of conversion, but qualified wit …

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Trump Accounts for Kids Have Launched — Here’s How They Work

Key Takeaways: Trump Accounts are new investment accounts for kids under 18, invested in low-cost index funds and managed by a parent until …

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Who Will Pay for Social Security’s Shortfall? What Workers and Retirees Need to Know

Social Security has a money problem that lawmakers can no longer ignore. According to current projections, Social Security’s trust funds are …

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Brian Brammer, CPA

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Brian Brammer, CPA and partner of Brammer & Yeend Professional Corporation, has been in public accounting since 1989 after graduating from Ball State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. Brian provides services to small businesses and individual clients in tax, accounting, business development, forecasts and financial analysis.

Brian is married to Christine and has two children, Katie and Jack. He grew up on a farm in southeastern Indiana and graduated from Switzerland County High School. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, boating, sports and playing golf.

Brian is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants. Brian also serves on the board for the Shelby County Public Library and the Shelbyville Girls Inc.

Brian's Recent Articles

Is a Roth Conversion Right for You? Benefits, Risks, and Tax Strategies

Key Takeaways: Converting a traditional IRA or 401(k) to a Roth account triggers taxable income in the year of conversion, but qualified wit …

Read More

Trump Accounts for Kids Have Launched — Here’s How They Work

Key Takeaways: Trump Accounts are new investment accounts for kids under 18, invested in low-cost index funds and managed by a parent until …

Read More

Who Will Pay for Social Security’s Shortfall? What Workers and Retirees Need to Know

Social Security has a money problem that lawmakers can no longer ignore. According to current projections, Social Security’s trust funds are …

Read More

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