Roger A. Kahan is a Certified Public Accountant and a Wealth Care Professional.

He is a tax and Business Advisor serving the financial, investment services and tax needs of individuals and small to medium sized businesses. Consulting and financial services are to minimize client tax liability and help pursue financial security.

With more than 40 years in public accounting, his extensive experience has provided accounting, tax, financial and business consulting services working with high net worth individuals as well as with one-person companies and the self-employed all the way up to multi-state, multi-million dollar corporate groups.

Although his client base is located primarily in Southeastern Massachusetts, he is able to deliver "local" support to clients in states across the USA through extensive use of the Internet, email, fax, and overnight delivery.

Roger's plans for the future include an expansion of his consulting practice to a select clientele who may benefit from the integration of tax and wealth management expertise.

He is an active member of the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants, the Order of Knights of Pythias International, Stoughton and Neponset Valley Chambers of Commerce and is a founder and past president of the Randolph Chamber of Commerce. Roger is also a member of the Board of Trustees and Vice-Chair of Stoughton's New England Sinai Hospital Foundation's finance committee, the Second Vice President of the New England Sinai Mens Associates, a member of Massachusetts Association of Public Accountants, Computer Organizations of New England, Inc., National Society of Tax Professionals, National Notary Association and acts as a special advisor to several non-profit local community groups. Roger is a Registered Representative and an Investment Advisor Representative with LPL Financial, and is an insurance consultant.

Roger is committed to ensure his clients give the government ONLY what the law demands and not one penny more.

Remember, "It's not what you make that counts, it's what you keep."