Christopher Jenkins, CPA

Christopher Jenkins, CPA has a diverse work experience in the field of accounting and taxation. Christopher is currently working at April as a Tax Logic Manager, overseeing the management of tax-related projects. Prior to this, they served as a Federal Tax Manager at April, handling federal tax matters. Before joining April, Christopher worked as a Tax Analyst at the same company, where they gained experience in tax analysis and compliance.

Before their time at April, Christopher was employed at WJPR CPAs as a Tax Accountant, responsible for tax accounting and preparation. Christopher also worked at BOK Financial as a Staff Wealth Compliance Auditor, where they conducted audits and ensured compliance with wealth management regulations.

Christopher's early career experiences include working as a Tax Preparer at Muret CPA PLLC, where they prepared seasonal tax returns for individuals and small businesses. Christopher also interacted with clients to address any queries regarding tax optimization. Prior to that, they worked at H&R Block as a Tax Specialist, specializing in tax planning and preparation.

In addition to their roles in accounting and taxation, Christopher has experience as a Computer Technician, working as a freelancer. Christopher provided computer troubleshooting and repair services from 2007 to 2015. Christopher also interned as a Municipal Analyst at The Baker Group, where they gained exposure to municipal financial analysis.

Overall, Christopher Jenkins, CPA has a comprehensive background in tax management, accounting, compliance, and client service acquired through their experience in various organizations.

Christopher Jenkins, CPA has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance from Oklahoma Christian University, obtained in 2013. Christopher further pursued their education and completed a Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) from Oklahoma City University from 2016 to 2017. Christopher Jenkins holds the certification of Certified Public Accountant (CPA) granted by the Oklahoma Accountancy Board in May 2021.