Lindsay Haskell has been named Partner with TaxOps
TaxOps, an award-winning tax specialty firm, is pleased to announce that Lindsay Haskell has been named Partner. Since joining TaxOps in 2020, Lindsay has been an integral leader in the firm’s corporate tax practice, managing complex client engagements, strengthening long-term client relationships, and mentoring team members across the Federal Corporate Tax, State and Local Tax (SALT), and ASC 740 Tax Provision practices.
A trusted advisor to clients, Lindsay brings prior Big Four public accounting experience as well as in-house tax department leadership experience, allowing her to understand and navigate challenges from both perspectives. Clients value her deep technical expertise, thoughtful guidance, and hands-on attention to detail—paired with a straightforward, practical approach to solving complex tax challenges.
As Partner, Lindsay will take on expanded responsibilities across firm leadership, strategic growth initiatives, and team development. She will play a key role in shaping the future of the practice, advancing business development efforts, and continuing to deliver the high level of service TaxOps clients expect.
Please join us in congratulating Lindsay on her well-deserved promotion to Partner.
About TaxOps
At TaxOps, business tax is all we do. Our teams have the knowledge and focus to solve tax problems with practical tax answers. By hiring our Big Four-veteran leaders and experienced teams, you get tax strategists on your side supporting your strategy wherever business takes you. We deliver the strength, experience, and resources of a national tax brand with the hands-on client engagement of a boutique firm in federal, corporate, state and local and international tax as well as tax minimization strategies for businesses. For an introductory call, visit TaxOps.com/contact.
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