Chad D. Steinhauer, CPA

Manager

(541) 687-1170 csteinhauer@kernuttstokes.com
University of Oregon Bachelor of Science, Accounting
Bachelor of Science, Economics
"Champions don't complain much, they're too busy getting better."
- John Wooden

A native Oregonian, Chad grew up in Triangle Lake and graduated from the University of Oregon. Chad joined Kernutt Stokes as he was excited to work with local businesses and play his part in helping the community succeed.

Chad works with clients in a broad array of industries, primarily in manufacturing, real estate, forest products, and construction. He enjoys strategizing and helping clients accomplish whatever goals they seek to achieve. Chad also leads the firm’s manufacturing niche and represents Kernutt Stokes nationally as part of the BDO Alliance Manufacturing Roundtable.

Chad currently lives in Eugene with his wife, and enjoys all sports, golfing, hiking, trying new restaurants, and traveling.

Professional Designations and Licenses

Certified Public Accountant, Oregon

Memberships

Community Service

  • Relief Nursery, board of directors
  • Emerald KIDSPORTS, board of directors, vice president
  • Forests Today and Forever, board of directors, treasurer
  • Eugene Country Club, finance committee

Awards and Recognition

Eugene Chamber of Commerce 20 Under 40 Rising Business Stars
Leadership Eugene-Springfield graduate

Primary Services

Tax Consulting and Compliance
Business Consulting

Primary Industries

Construction
Manufacturing
Commercial Real Estate
Insurance

More From Chad

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2025 Year-End Tax Planning

by John C. Mlynczyk | Chad Steinhauer |
As 2025 year-end approaches, consider the following tax planning ideas and action items before ringing in the new year.
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One Big Beautiful Bill: House vs. Senate Comparison

by Krysta Smith | Chad Steinhauer |
On Monday, June 16, 2025, the Senate Finance Committee released their version of House Bill H.R.1, commonly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Although the bills are similar, there are significant differences that will impact taxpayers, including changes to the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, as well as immediate expensing for R&D expenditures.
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2024 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals and Businesses

by John C. Mlynczyk | Chad Steinhauer |
As 2024 year-end approaches, consider the following tax planning ideas and action items before ringing in the new year.
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2023 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals and Businesses

by John C. Mlynczyk | Chad Steinhauer |
As 2023 year-end approaches, consider the following tax planning ideas and action items for individuals and businesses before ringing in the new year.
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