Austin DeMoss

Austin DeMoss, CMI

Senior Manager, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Austin DeMoss is a member of Wipfli’s state and local tax group and a firmwide resource in assisting with and resolving clients’ multistate tax issues.  As a former auditor for the Wisconsin Department of Revenue and the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, his knowledge and experience help him provide the best possible outcome for clients of all sizes.  Austin is committed to providing outstanding customer service and helping his clients to understand the complex world of sales and use tax.

  • Multistate sales and use tax audit defense
  • Multistate tax compliance and research guidance
  • Informal and formal letter ruling requests
  • Client consulting services
  • Identification of tax overpayments and preparation of claims for refund
  • Taxability matrices
  • State nexus research

  • Certified Member of the Institute for Professionals in Taxation

University of Illinois at Chicago
  • Bachelor of science degree in accounting
Arkansas State University
  • Master of business administration degree
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