Tiffany K. Nash, CPA

Partner, Partner-in-Charge of Tax

(541) 687-1170 tnash@kernuttstokes.com
California Polytechnic State University Bachelor of Science, Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting , summa cum laude, president's honors, dean's honors
"Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it."
- Maya Angelou

Tiffany’s career began in San Luis Obispo, California, where she worked for American Eagle Airlines. As her career progressed, she ultimately handled accounting and state tax issues for the corporate office. She then worked for a Big Four firm prior to joining Kernutt Stokes in 1999.

Tiffany serves as the firm’s partner-in-charge of tax. She enjoys forming close and trusted relationships with clients and their families. She feels a sense of accomplishment helping them navigate the complexities of tax law and helping them achieve their financial goals. Tiffany’s experience with a wide range of businesses and prior industry experience give her a unique perspective to help clients succeed.

Born and raised in Eugene, Tiffany currently lives in her hometown. Tiffany is an avid equestrian and along with any equestrian-related activities, she also enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with her grandchildren.

Professional Designations and Licenses

Certified Public Accountant, Oregon

Memberships

Community Service

  • Oregon Society of CPAs
    • Board of directors
  • Ophelia’s Place, board of directors (past)

Primary Services

Tax Consulting and Compliance
Business Consulting
State and Local Tax
Estate and Trust Planning

Primary Industries

Agribusiness
Construction
Manufacturing
Commercial Real Estate
Professional Services

More From Tiffany

Bonus depreciation

Oregon Bonus Depreciation Changes

by Tiffany K. Nash |
In April 2026, Oregon enacted new tax legislation that changes how businesses recover the cost of equipment and other capital investments. Senate Bill 1507 formally disconnects Oregon income tax rules from federal bonus depreciation, which means federal and Oregon depreciation will no longer align beginning in 2026.

Four Kernutt Stokes Partners Named to Forbes’ Best-in-State CPAs List

by Kernutt Stokes |
Kernutt Stokes is pleased to announce that four of its partners have been named to Forbes’ 2026 Best-in-State CPAs list. Managing Partner Steve Ritchie, CPA, CFE, and Partner Haley Lyons, CPA, were recognized for the second consecutive year, while Partners B. Dean Huber, CPA, CPC, and Tiffany K. Nash, CPA, were named to the list for the first time.
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4 Charitable Giving Planning Strategies Under the New Tax Law

by Tiffany K. Nash |
The new rules don’t eliminate tax efficient charitable giving, but they do make intentional strategy more important, particularly for business owners and high income households.
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Charitable Giving Changes Under the New Tax Law

by Tiffany K. Nash |
If you’re a business owner or leader who gives regularly, there’s a good chance you may be wondering if charitable deductions are still as valuable anymore following the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last July
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