Dick Peterson challenges assumptions

It would seem, in our contentious society, that debating would be a highly-developed skill for, well, just about all of us.  Alas, this is not the case.  Certainly, everyone can argue a point, but few will actually engage in a debate.  This takes not only an incisive mind but also the openness to test the thinking behind an opposing position.  Dick Peterson enjoys a good debate – he relishes the opportunity to challenge assumptions and uncover fresh ideas.  This skill helps him to be absolutely thorough in his accounting and tax work, and especially in his valuation and litigation support specialty.

Dick has been practicing as a CPA for more than thirty years and with DMLO for more than twenty.  As a Director with the firm, his practice focuses in both audit and tax, both businesses and individuals.  His clients range from manufacturers with complex issues in inventory and equipment to professionals in architecture, health care and other areas.  During the past fifteen years, Dick has developed significant expertise in business valuations and litigation support.

Outside work, Dick is an avid golfer and he also enjoys traveling.  Dick and his wife are New Albany residents.  Their daughter recently graduated from Indiana University.