Executive Order changes Treasury requirements in handling paper checks
On March 25, 2025, the President signed an Executive Order (EO) that provides for a dramatic change to the way the U.S. Treasury will deal with paper-based payments.
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Services: Corporate Tax
Industries: Consumer Business, Life Science
Denise has served tax business clients for over 40 years, both in the Bay Area and across the U.S. During those years, she served a diverse client base, including publicly traded and privately held clients. As a tax partner at a Big Four and a global accounting firm and now as a Tax Managing Director at BPM, she brings tax experience in the corporate, ASC 740, accounting methods and Quality Control areas. Denise is also a member of BPM’s National Tax group.
Denise has versatile corporate technical abilities, including deep experience in accounting methods, consolidated returns, equity share-based payment implications, structuring and U.S. businesses with overseas operations. She specializes in ASC 740 matters, having spent many years on both sides of the audit of public company tax provisions and as an adjunct professor of Accounting for Income Taxes at the Master of Science in Taxation program at Golden Gate University.
Denise is also in charge of Quality Control tax matters at BPM, where she addresses tax compliance matters, accuracy-related penalty issues and overall tax policy related to the BPM Tax practice.
Denise Robeson holds an active CPA license in California.
Denise spends her time outside the office supporting animal rights and contributing to charities in her community.
Certified Public Accountant
BA/Accounting – Temple University
MS/Taxation – Villanova University
On March 25, 2025, the President signed an Executive Order (EO) that provides for a dramatic change to the way the U.S. Treasury will deal with paper-based payments.
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