MATTHEW F. MINGEY, CPA
Partner
mmingey@brinkersimpson.com

Areas of Concentration
Tax planning and forecasting strategies for individuals and businesses
Corporate planning and structuring
Raising capital for business growth and development
Business operation and profit analysis
Audit and compliance accounting
Computer hardware and software installation
Budgeting and forecasting for business growth and profitability

Industries Served
Medical practices and health care professionals
General Contracting, Construction, Landscaping, Heating and Air Condition
Restaurant and entertainment industry
Advertising and internet media
Investment advisors services
Manufacturing companies
Non Profits

Key Responsibilities
Tax planning and compliance
Business startups and development
Technology
Client Services

Designations
Certified Public Accountant - Pennsylvania

Memberships and Affiliations
AALIVE, Adults with Autism, Executive  Board Member
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Keystone Charities Fund, Executive Board
Friends Across the Keystone, President
Pennsylvania Society of Public Accountants
Delaware County Chamber of Commerce
Main Line Chamber of Commerce

Education
Bachelor of Science in accounting, Saint Joseph University

"New clients often ask me when we first meet, “What makes you a better accountant than the other guy? Why should I use you?”  I always answer this question the same way by saying, “You were referred to me by someone you trust who said that we are a good choice for your accounting and tax needs” and I pride myself on the fact that my clients feel confident enough to send their family, friends and associates to our offices."

Matt joined Brinker Simpson & Company in 1991 and has been a Partner since 2002.  He is responsible for the financial and technology operations of the firm.

Matt lives with his wife Susan and their two children in Springfield.  He enjoys spending time with his family, friends as well as playing golf and attending professional sporting events.  Matt is also an avid collector of football cards which date back as far as 1940 and are displayed on the walls of his office.