Speakers

Cardaropoli has over nine years of experience in public accounting in both large and small firm settings. He currently owns his own practice where he grew his own clientele and purchased a book of business. Cardaropoli offers accounting, tax and consulting services in Appleton, WI.

Castillo has over 30 years of public/private experience overseeing the financial and tax affairs of high net worth individuals, including executives, business mavericks, professional athletes and performing artists. He worked for Fortune 500 companies and top 100 ranked accounting firms. Castillo and his family currently reside in Hilton Head Island, SC.

Collins is the leader of the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS), an independent organization within the IRS, which helps taxpayers resolve their IRS account issues, advocates for taxpayers and works towards systemic change to mitigate taxpayer problems. She joined the TAS in 2020 and has more than 35 years of experience in tax law.

Daughtry is a co-owner of Affirmative Tax Relief in Mays Landing, NJ, where he works side by side with his wife who is also an enrolled agent. He enjoys spending much of his time mentoring enrolled agents and other tax professionals in representation and advocating for the taxpayer. 

Dombrowski has experience solving a variety of business and personal tax and debt problems. Dombrowski specializes in tax resolution services, including IRS/state collections cases, settlements, tax lien releases and corporate officer assessments. He also enjoys playing soccer, is a Jeep enthusiast and history buff.

Fronsee has worked in both private industry and small tax offices, never quite figuring out which she preferred until she found NATP. Currently, she works for NATP as a member of the tax content team where she attempts to write as much creative “nonfiction” as possible.  

Keane is the principal tax professional at Macanta Corporation, a small family-owned tax and related services practice located in Brooklyn, NY, serving over 1,015 individual clients and 86 businesses, along with many non-profits. She currently serves the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians as an officer in her division and county.

Morgan recently retired after 25 years with H&R Block and started her own practice, Puzzled By Taxes, LLC. Her prior careers as a USAF military police officer and as a police communications officer for the Bossier City Police give her a wide variety of experience that translates into tax issues.

Reynolds has over 30 years of experience in various areas of taxation. He brings his every day “in the trenches” experience when assisting attendees with real issues affecting tax professionals. Reynolds started his tax career in San Diego after proudly serving in the United States Navy onboard the Guided Missile Destroyer USS Callaghan.

Ryder has been providing tax, accounting and tax collection resolution services since 1980. She runs her San Diego CPA firm, Brass Tax Ryder Professional Group, Inc., and writes and speaks on income tax and accounting. Ryder specializes in tax agency collections, audits, audit appeals, offers in compromise and other compliance-related issues.

Strombom graduated from college with a degree in animal science and had no idea that one day she'd end up in the accounting field. While taking courses to make her a better business owner, Strombom discovered a passion for numbers. She enjoys riding her horses on the local trails and spending down-time with her dogs. 

Tritz holds a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University and is currently a multi-unit franchise owner with H&R Block in southeast Wisconsin. She is registered with the NASD, holding Series 6, 7 and 63 securities licenses. Her practice provides tax preparation, representation, business services and financial planning for approximately 3,700 clients.