Renee La Fleche
About Renee La Fleche
Renee La Fleche is the Lead Tax Analyst for 1120 at Thomson Reuters, where she has worked since 2000. She specializes in analyzing tax legislation and collaborates with software engineers to enhance federal corporate tax software.
Current Role at Thomson Reuters
Renee La Fleche serves as the Lead Tax Analyst for the 1120 federal product at Thomson Reuters. She has held this position since 2000, contributing over 24 years of experience in tax analysis and software development. In her role, she collaborates closely with software engineers to communicate necessary software changes and implements enhancements based on customer requests. Renee also analyzes new tax legislation to assess its impact on the 1120 federal product and tests software for accuracy after changes are made.
Previous Experience in Tax Accounting
Prior to her current role, Renee La Fleche worked at several organizations in various accounting positions. She was a Senior Accountant at PwC from 1990 to 1994 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Following that, she served as a Tax Accountant II at Haworth from 1994 to 2000 in Holland, Michigan. Additionally, she began her career as a Staff Accountant at Deboer Baumann & Co from 1987 to 1990, also in Holland, Michigan. These roles provided her with a solid foundation in tax accounting and analysis.
Educational Background in Taxation and Accounting
Renee La Fleche holds a Master's degree in Tax Law/Taxation from Grand Valley State University. She also earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting from Central Michigan University. Her educational background has equipped her with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in her career as a tax analyst and accountant.
Expertise in Federal Corporate Tax Software
In her current position, Renee oversees the development and design of federal corporate tax software, specifically for UltraTax CS and Onvio. Her expertise in tax legislation and software implementation allows her to effectively manage software enhancements and ensure that the products meet the needs of users in the tax profession.