Withum’s Law Firm Managing Partner Interview Series
Withum’s Law Firm Managing Partner Interview Series highlights managing partners of law firms across the country.
Rebecca Stidham
CPA
Partner, Team Leader, Law Firms Services
Get to Know Me
Becky Stidham is a Partner with over 17 years of corporate and pass-through tax compliance experience as a state and local tax practitioner in public accounting.
She specializes in State and Local Tax (SALT), Professional Services, Law Firm Services and Digital Health Services.
Becky has her CPA license in the state of California. In 2022, she was a 2022 CalCPA Women to Watch – Experience Leader Nominee, in 2019 was a 2019 CalCPA Women to Watch – Emerging Leader Nominee and in 2026 she was a 2026 CalCPA Women to Watch – CPA Trailblazer nominee.
Industry Expertise
Service Expertise
Learn More About My Story
Learn more about my professional experience and how I spend my time outside the firm.
Education:
- BS, Business Administration, Accounting Option, California State University, Chico
Professional Affiliations:
- Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
- Member, California Society of Certified Public Accountants (CalCPA)
With articles published in Bloomberg Tax’s Tax Management Real Estate Journal, Bloomberg Tax’s Daily Tax Report and YoungUpStarts.com, Becky is passionate about keeping her clients informed in the ever-changing environment of state and local taxation and is focused on assisting start-up companies with managing their interstate compliance risk as well as helping established companies understand the impacts of interstate commerce as they grow.
Becky enjoys traveling with her husband, watching the SF Giants beat the Dodgers and doing DIY crafts. Since 2016 her family has fostered 17 dogs for a local rescue organization and Becky is passionate about animal rescue and adoption as well as being an advocate for misunderstood dog breeds.
Authored Insights
California Allows OSTC for New York Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax
The state of California’s position regarding the ability for residents to claim an Other State Tax Credit (OSTC) for the New York Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax (MCTMT) has changed following a decision by the Office of Tax Appeals for the State of California in February 2024. As ruled in the Matter of the Appeal…
Proposition M: Changes to San Francisco Gross Receipts Tax
The deadline for submitting the San Francisco Gross Receipts Tax return is quickly approaching on February 28, 2025. Before calculating the first quarterly payments for 2025, consider the changes enacted by voters in 2024 as part of Proposition M. A broad restructuring of the exemption threshold, apportionment formulas, and rates could considerably change your tax…