Robert Boudousquié hails from New Orleans, Louisiana and attended Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches on a marching band scholarship. However, 10-key by touch became music to his ears and the finance world captivated his interest—and for that we’re thankful! In 1984 Rob graduated with a degree in accounting.

Rob joined Tracy Jones CPA in July 2021 and brings his established 30-year career to the firm. He is poised to assist all clients in whatever accounting condition they may be facing. His broad scope of experience consists of, but is not limited to, accounting and internal controls, audits, bookkeeping, business valuation, economic analyses, and all levels of tax preparation, including estate and gift taxation.

In addition, he possesses 20 years alone of forensic accounting and fraud investigations, and his discernment and business acumen are able to uncover the most challenging circumstances that clients may be facing. Rob is expertly equipped to tackle anti-trust violations, breach of fiduciary duty, financial fraud and misrepresentation, and product liability; just some areas upon which clients can rely.

Assisting clients is the most enjoyable aspect of his role at Tracy Jones, CPA, as he shares poignantly.

“We have the knowledge and are like teachers, shepherding clients through the tax rules,” Rob explains. “We want to alleviate their concerns so they can rest well at night; not having to worry about unwanted telephone calls regarding their taxes.”

Credentials support his expertise. He earned the Certified Public Accountant (CPA), designation in 1987, as well as Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) in 2002 and 2003, respectively. In 2007, The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants awarded him Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV).

Rob is diplomatic and tactful in his interactions with clients. Some years ago, a challenging situation with an unstable family conflict and inheritance was presented to him. He audited the books and examined all events fairly and equitably.

“Management decisions needed to be shared with every member of the family, and I also reminded them that they care about one another,” he remembers. In the end, the household agreed with Rob’s recommendations, came together with one purpose, and he received a heartfelt letter of thanks from the family.

When he’s not ‘crunching numbers’ and giving expert advice to clients, Rob relaxes by playing his favorite sport of baseball; continuing a consistent 20-year tradition at the same city park where he also spends quality time with his family and friends.