Achievers & Accolades

TRP Sumner PLLC tax accountant earns North Carolina CPA License

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago
Photo courtesy of TRP Sumner

TRP Sumner is proud to announce Tax Staff Accountant, Matthew Raynor, recently earned his Certified Public Accountant (CPA) License. This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to Raynor’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of expertise, professionalism and service in the accounting field.

The CPA License is a prime benchmark in accounting that recognizes achieving a deep understanding of various complex financial regulations and ethical standards. Obtaining the license requires passing a rigorous four-part exam, completing extensive educational coursework and gaining qualified professional experience. 

Raynor’s achievement demonstrates TRP Sumner’s continuous efforts toward professional development and excellence. The company shared in an announcement, “We look forward to the added growth and support Matthew will bring to the team and the enhanced service our clients will receive. Join us in congratulating Matthew Raynor on this tremendous accomplishment.”

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