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Maryann Reyes

CPA, PFS Principal

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Maryann is a Tax Principal with over 25 years of experience in tax compliance and accounting.

She specializes in individual and fiduciary tax returns, as well as pass-through tax returns and personal financial planning for high-net-worth individuals. Maryann was at a Big Four firm for over a decade prior to joining the Withum team.  

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Education:

  • Bachelor of Science, Accounting, Marymount Manhattan College

Professional Affiliations:

  • Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
  • Member, New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants (NJCPA)
  • Personal Financial Specialist, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)

A renowned thought leader in the field, Maryann writes articles for NJCPA magazine and other industry publications. She gives back within the profession by grading scholarship essays and leading regional recruiting efforts and intern training sessions.

Maryann enjoys her time outside of the office with her family close by her side. She views her team members as family and takes any opportunity to help out her loved ones and those in need.

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IRS to Stop Issuing Paper Refund Checks: What Taxpayers Need to Know

Additional clarification was received from Denise Davis, a director at the IRS Taxpayer Services Division. The IRS’ primary focus is on implementing electronic refund and payment processing for the 2025 tax year – with implementation beginning in January 2026. With days remaining until the October 15th tax deadline, taxpayers may choose to prepare early, however…

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Decanting a Trust: Bringing Flexibility to the Inflexible

In the world of estate planning, irrevocable trusts are seen as rigid, unchangeable instruments – hence the term “irrevocable.” Once created, their terms were typically set in stone. However, thanks to evolving legal frameworks, a process known as trust decanting is offering trustees and beneficiaries a powerful tool to adapt these trusts to changing circumstances. What Is…

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Mortgage Interest Basics

With federal interest rates slowly on the decline, it may be a good opportunity to consider whether you should refinance your mortgage or purchase a home. During the pandemic, interest rates were at their lowest; many took advantage of these rates to purchase homes. Later, with the impending recession, the housing market took a hit…