Donna H. Laubscher
I’m passionate about interacting with my clients and team members, as well as figuring out how something works and sharing it with others.
About Donna
Donna Laubscher works to help her clients and team members gain knowledge that will help them excel in their businesses and their careers. She oversees all aspects of the Firm’s tax practice while specializing in tax, accounting and consulting services for individuals and businesses.
Donna helps closely held businesses plan for and comply with complicated tax laws. She serves a wide variety of industries including retail, wholesale, health care, legal and real estate. She also helps individuals with their tax planning and compliance concerns.
Donna is known for figuring out how to do projects and tasks more efficiently without cutting out any quality. Her goal is to see progress made on the overall important things without focusing on the minutia of the activities that take people away from what’s important.
Before joining Henry+Horne in 1989, Donna worked for a local CPA firm in Nevada where her responsibilities included preparing tax returns, auditing financial institutions and hospital districts and preparing Medicare cost reports for the hospitals.
When she’s not working, Donna likes to attend performing arts events, go to baseball games and read.
Education
Drake University, Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Firm Roles
Firm-Wide Director of Taxation
Executive Committee
Tax Committee
Tax Training Committee
Affiliations
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants, Not-for-Profit Committee, Past Member
Nevada Society of Certified Public Accountants, Accounting Principles and Auditing Standards Committee, Former Vice-Chair
Did you know?
What big dream or goal do you still want to accomplish in your life?
I want to skydive.
If you could have any superpower, what ability would you want?
I’d really like an invisibility cloak.
What would be impossible for you to give up?
Dark chocolate.
If you weren’t an accountant, what would you be?
A meteorologist.