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Rob Yeend, CPA

Rob's Recent Articles

How Middle-Class Earners Can Build Lasting Wealth

Key Takeaways: Building wealth depends less on income level and more on keeping a consistent gap between what you earn and what you spend. P …

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Hidden Tax Traps That Can Shrink Your Nest Egg (and How to Avoid Them)

Key Takeaways: Pension income is usually fully taxable, while only the growth portion of annuity payments is taxed. RMDs start at age 73, an …

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How Working in Retirement Could Affect Your Social Security Benefits

For many Americans, retirement isn’t a sudden transition but a gradual one. Many Americans leave their full-time careers to take part-time j …

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Rob Yeend, CPA

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Phone: 317-398-9753 Ext. 109

Fax: 317-392-4790

Rob is a CPA and has been in public accounting since 1993 after graduating from Ball State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. Rob became co-owner of the firm in 2003. Rob provides services to many types of industries; including, manufacturing, trucking, construction, service, and retail. Rob enjoys working with his client’s one on one and giving them the special attention they deserve. Rob brings a host of skills to the firm that is beneficial to our individual and business clients. These include business planning, budgeting, financial services, income tax planning, and estate tax planning.

Rob is married to Joanna and they have three children, Lauren, Nick, and Zack. He grew up in a small town and graduated from Waldron High School. He enjoys spending time with family, boating, sports and church activities.

Rob is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants. Rob is a member and treasurer of the Blue Ridge Christian Union Church, treasurer for Marietta Volunteer Fire Department and is treasurer for the Blue River Community Foundation. Rob has been involved with many youth sports programs within the community.

Rob's Recent Articles

How Middle-Class Earners Can Build Lasting Wealth

Key Takeaways: Building wealth depends less on income level and more on keeping a consistent gap between what you earn and what you spend. P …

Read More

Hidden Tax Traps That Can Shrink Your Nest Egg (and How to Avoid Them)

Key Takeaways: Pension income is usually fully taxable, while only the growth portion of annuity payments is taxed. RMDs start at age 73, an …

Read More

How Working in Retirement Could Affect Your Social Security Benefits

For many Americans, retirement isn’t a sudden transition but a gradual one. Many Americans leave their full-time careers to take part-time j …

Read More

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