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Rod Mauszycki

DTN Tax Columnist
Rod Mauszycki

Rod Mauszycki is a principal in the Agribusiness and Cooperative group at CliftonLarsonAllen. He specializes in tax compliance, planning and research. Mauszycki has broad experience in corporate, partnership and individual tax matters including mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, succession/transition planning, tax return review and federal and state controversies. He earned a masters of business taxation at the University of Minnesota, bachelor of science degree from the University of Notre Dame and a law degree from Stetson University.

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