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Charlottesville Area History
History of Our Charlottesville Practice
With 27 years of serving clients in central Virginia, Keiter Stephens expanded into the Charlottesville market in 2004 by opening an office in the Peter Jefferson office park to better serve our clients in that area.
Also in 2005, Robert L. Tobey started his own practice that
was known as Robert L. Tobey and Company. He first started his public accounting career with a "Big Five" firm in Chicago and still serves some of his orginal clients. Mr. Tobey has lived in Charlottesville for over 19 years and has served on various non-profit boards.
In 2006, recognizing the synergies between the two firms,
Keiter Stephens merged with Robert L. Tobey and Company. Under the leadership
of Robert Tobey. Link
to merger annoucement here.
Today
We have built a cohesive team that serves creative organizations seeking growth and change. We currently have 18 principals and a total of 120 client service professionals and support staff to assist our clients, making us one of the largest independent CPA firms in Virginia.
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ROBERT
L. TOBEY, CPA
Principal
rtobey@kstcpas.com
(434) 220-2801
VCard
For over 25 years, Robert has provided tax and accounting services for publicly-held corporations,
start-up and established bio-technology companies, closely-held businesses, and individuals. He has significant experience in Internal Revenue Service
representation, forensic accounting, complex financial modeling, financial statement audits, reviews, and compilations, and income tax planning, and return
preparation.
Robert has provided a full range of accounting
and tax services to manufacturing, bio-technology, retail, service,
natural resources, and not-for-profit organizations throughout
Central Virginia. He has worked with manufacturers with whom he
evaluated the economic impact of proposed property
tax increases, negotiated settlements of federal, state, and local
tax audits, administered qualified pension/profit-sharing plans,
and supervised financial statement audits of employee benefit plans.
He helped found and serves as treasurer of Charlottesville Dental Access, Inc., a non-profit organization which provides dental care at no-cost to qualified individuals. He also established the Charlottesville Humanitarian Relief Initiative (CHRI). Originally known as Charlottesville Hurricane Relief Initiative this program arranged housing for and provided financial and other assistance to evacuees from the Gulf Coast Region. It also operated a furniture warehouse open to impoverished members of the Charlottesville community. CHRI is contemplating establishing micro loan and poverty awareness programs. Also, Robert has served on the Thomas Jefferson Area United Way board of directors and its Program Review and Funding Committee. As mentioned before Robert is recognized in the Virginia courts systems as an expert on the organization and operation of tax-exempt entities.
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