Jennifer Soltis

Jennifer Soltis

CPA

Partner

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Jennifer Soltis is a partner with Baker Tilly’s audit practice. She is responsible for developing and implementing strategy and driving growth within the Texas audit practice. Jennifer has more than 20 years of experience auditing private companies across a broad range of industries, including commercial services, retail, manufacturing and distribution, and investment companies. With this background, she has extensive experience in regulatory and compliance issues.

Jennifer is also the president and chair of the Baker Tilly Foundation. In this role she serves as an active advocate and ambassador for the foundation by bringing the firm’s philanthropic efforts together with a focus on education, health and wellness, and human services.

Prior to joining Baker Tilly, Jennifer also served as chief financial officer for a Dallas-based accounting and advisory firm and was actively involved in the oversight of firm operations, including human resources, accounting and recruiting.

  • Specializes in auditing and financial reporting for privately held companies across various industries
  • Advises clients on complex accounting matters such as revenue recognition, lease accounting, business combinations and equity transactions
  • Experience leading audits within the firm’s employee benefit plan practice and advises clients on IRS and DOL compliance matters
  • Industry specialization in investment companies with a focus on domestic investment partnerships, hedge funds, fund of fund structures and private equity funds with various investment strategies
  • Extensive knowledge of the accounting and valuation aspects of private investments
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
  • ChildCareGroup, chair-elect and Executive and Governance committee member

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Education

Master of Science in business administration

Texas Tech University

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