Glenn Munro

Glenn Munro, CPA
Partner Emeritus

Glenn Munro has over 40 years of varied experience advising clients regarding accounting aspects in many fields of business. His areas of expertise are primarily in taxation and business planning. He serves clients in areas including manufacturing, medical services, real estate development, retail sales, logging, restaurants, farming, ranching, and not for profit organizations.

Glenn provides services including federal and state tax planning, selection of entities, and selection of retirement plans. He also represents clients during income and estate tax examinations. He has been a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) and assists clients with business valuations and with determining the appropriate structure for business sales and acquisitions. He is a member of the Oregon and American Societies of CPA’s.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, University of Washington, 1972, (some better football years)
Professional Affiliations
Former National instructor, Coopers and Lybrand, and adjunct professor, University of Oregon
Oregon Society of CPA’s
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Community Involvement
Former Eugene Family YMCA board member, treasurer and president
Former Eugene Estate Planning Council, president
Former Eugene-Springfield Tax Association, founding member
Former United Way of Lane County, board member and treasurer
Lane Community College Foundation, Executive Committee member, foundation treasurer and head of investment committee.
 

Ask Me About

How to avoid estate taxes without overly complicating your life
How much you can give to others in one year without causing tax issues…it is much larger than $14,000
Why you should take guaranteed payments from your LLC.
How to cut the federal tax rate on foreign sales from your business by half, even if you were not the exporter
How you can help Lane Community College students with the funding of annual scholarships
Hiking the Oregon wilderness with his wife Olya. Where are the Wallowas, really, and what is a round barn?
Playing with 4 granddaughters and one grandson, and probably more by now.