Greg Kenworthy

About Greg

Greg Kenworthy is a Partner at Hawkins Ash CPAs in the Firm’s Winona and La Crosse offices and oversees the accounting and tax services provided to privately held businesses and individuals.

He is the Partner-in-Charge of the Winona office and provides tax return preparation and review, tax planning, business valuation services, and financial statement compilation and review. He specializes in small business tax consulting and advising.

Prior to and during his time at Hawkins Ash CPAs, Greg served two tours of duty with the Army in Iraq.

“One common characteristic I’ve noticed among successful small business owners is the importance of maintaining clean books. It not only enables you to provide accurate financial records to your CPA or potential clients, but also empowers you to assess the overall performance of your business more effectively.”

Greg Kenworthy

Community Organizations

Veterans of Foreign Wars-Post 1530, Member

Church Treasurer

Young Professionals of the Coulee Region

Recent Articles by Greg

Is Your Portfolio Ready for a REIT?

The stock market’s roller coaster ride this year, spurred largely by the COVID-19 crisis, has many people craving stability. If
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Don’t Forget About Your 2019 Tax Return

Earlier this year, in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, the IRS postponed numerous federal tax filing and payment
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Gig Workers, Know Your Tax Responsibilities

Let’s say you drive for a ride-sharing app, deliver groceries ordered online or perform freelance home repairs booked via a
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ACA 1095 Reporting Got You Stressed?

Yes, employers still need to file Form 1095 required by the Affordable Care Act. Let us help you get it
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Be Ready for Anything with Regular Business Valuations

Do you know the current value of your business? Even if you’re not considering selling your company or otherwise transferring
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Small Business Owners Should Double-Check Their Tax Returns

Now more than ever, small business owners need to double-check their tax returns before filing. Why? Because many of the
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Running Your Personal Finances Like a Business

Most individuals don’t regard themselves as businesses, trying to turn a profit and beat the competition. But, occasionally, it may
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Multistate Resident? Watch Out for Double Taxation

Contrary to popular belief, there’s nothing in the U.S. Constitution or federal law that prohibits multiple states from collecting tax
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Tax+Business Alert: February 5, 2019

Headlines in the February 5, 2019 Tax+Business Alert Newsletter include the following Multistate Resident? Watch Out for Double Taxation Podcast:
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