Edward J. Baroody
CPA, Juris Doctor, and co-founder of Baroody & Greenwood, LLC. Over 20 years of tax resolution, accounting, and business advisory experience in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Ed@bargreencpa.comA founder of the tax resolution industry in the Northeast.
Edward J. Baroody, managing partner of Baroody & Greenwood, LLC, has more than 20 years of experience in the accounting profession. Heralded as one of the founders of the tax resolution industry in the Northeast, Mr. Baroody has received many accolades in the profession — including a front-page profile in the Hippo Press with the headline “Numbers Crunching Strongman Takes on the IRS.”
Early in his career, Mr. Baroody obtained his CPA license and founded Edward J. Baroody, CPA, PLLC in 1998. Over the years, he went on to attend law school and earn a Juris Doctor. He is a graduate of Keene State College, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science.
Mr. Baroody is a proud father and remains very active in the Manchester community, coaching little league and supporting local non-profits. He also enjoys weightlifting and other fitness-related activities.
“Things turn out best for the people that make the best of the way things turn out.”
Education
- Bachelor of Science, Keene State College — Accounting and Management
- Juris Doctor, Law School
Awards
- Dean’s List — Keene State College
- Outstanding Achievement Award — Keene State College
- CPA License
- Excellence for the Future Award — Law School
Achievements
- Historic Preservation Award — real estate property development
- Letter of recognition, New Hampshire National Guard — tax assistance program
- Lecturer, author, and guest speaker
- Inventor
- Board of Directors (current and past) for many non-profits
Active in the community, in the weight room, and in the office.
Outside the practice, Ed’s time is split between coaching little league, lifting, and serving on the boards of local non-profits. The same discipline that applies to a difficult IRS case applies to the work he does in the community: show up, follow through, and make the best of the situation in front of you.
Back to Our FirmThings turn out best for the people that make the best of the way things turn out.
— John Wooden