Education:
Debbie earned her BS degree in Education at Auburn University. She earned her Certificate of Accountancy at Mississippi College.
Areas of Emphasis:
Corporate, Partnership and Individual tax return preparation, payroll tax return preparation and bookkeeping services.
Professional Organizations:
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants
Additional Information:
Debbie is married and has three of children. Outside of the office, Debbie enjoys church activities, grandchildren and reading. Prior to joining our firm she worked at Eubank & Betts, PLLC; Warren Averett; and the Community Foundation of North East Alabama. Debbie has been involved with the United Way of Madison County and the AARP Tax-Aide Program.
Contact Information:
(256) 536-3513
debbie@brandblackwell.com
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