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Muckel Anderson CPAs Promotes Stefanie Pulido to Manager

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Stefanie Pulido, CPA has been promoted to manager at Muckel Anderson CPAs, a Reno-based tax, accounting and financial services firm.

Pulido joined the firm in 2005 holding various positions including associate accountant and most recently, senior associate accountant. In her new role, she will manage individual, corporate, nonprofit and partnership tax and audit clients, specializing in auditing within the gaming industry, employee benefit plans and homeowners’ associations. Additionally, Pulido will support the firm’s growth initiatives and advise team members with client projects and their professional development goals.

Pulido currently serves as vice president for the VSA Arts of Nevada, an organization devoted to providing art opportunities throughout the state. In 2004, she received a bachelor of science degree in business administration with majors in accounting and information systems from the University of Nevada, Reno.

About Muckel Anderson CPAs: Muckel Anderson CPAs is one of northern Nevada’s largest tax, audit and financial services companies employing 13 CPAs. Since 1996, Muckel Anderson has served individuals and a diverse client base of companies, including providing specialty expertise in gaming, employee benefit plans and professional medical and legal practices. In addition to its core tax, audit and financial services expertise, Muckel Anderson has a deep portfolio of services including forensic accounting and business litigation support, estate and gift tax services, bankruptcy and retirement plan programs. For more about Muckel Anderson, visit www.muckelanderson.com.

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