Yu-Ting Wang, CPA, MST

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With 20 years of experience in public accounting, Yu-Ting Wang serves and advises a variety of clients, from privately-held business to high net worth individuals. She specializes in cryptocurrency and digital assets tax consultation, start-up advisory, tax planning and compliance for investment funds. She also has experience in cross border transactions and business succession planning. She works closely with financial advisors and estate planning attorneys to advise on family wealth transfer and general income tax planning.

She received her bachelor’s degree from Soo Chow University in Taipei, Taiwan and her Master of Science in Accountancy and Master of Science in Taxation from San Jose State University.

Yu-Ting is currently serving as Vice Chair of the AICPA Virtual Currency Task Force, and is a member of Chief, a private network for women in leadership.

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Leaving my job in Taiwan to try to make it in the United States. I had a great job with lots of security working for my father, but I wanted to try to make it on my own. It was a hard decision, but ultimately worth it.

I like to get to know a client when I first meet them. I want to meet them in person and really get a sense of what they want to accomplish. Making connections is important to me and having great connections with clients is one of the most important keys to success in our profession.

Watching my son overcome dyslexia. Watching him work so hard at it to the point where he can read and do math independently and without frustration is a huge proud mom moment. Seeing him be confident and self-assured in his capabilities means the world to me.

My father. I learned my work style from watching the way he works. He works in the construction industry and makes an effort to bring teams together to collaborate, rather than demanding that things be done his way. He makes sure to always involve all the stakeholders and hear out their thoughts. I think his collaborative work style is what taught me how to work with my colleagues and clients.

Be persistent and have patience. Success doesn’t happen overnight, so it’s important to have the patience to wait for results to grow over time. The more experience you accumulate, the better your results.

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