Jodie Fish is a principal in the Portland, Oregon, office of Novogradac, where he specializes in new markets tax credits (NMTCs), opportunity zones, low-income housing tax credits and historic rehabilitation tax credits. In addition to providing various consulting services, he works extensively on financial statement audits, tax return preparation, final cost certifications, financial forecasts and agreed-upon procedures engagements. Fish’s specialization with the NMTC includes experience with Community Development Financial Institution reporting requirements and NMTC allocation applications. Before joining Novogradac, he obtained several years of experience at other northwest CPA firms, where he provided audit, accounting, tax compliance and business advisory services to manufacturers, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, contractors, real estate developers, property owners, employee benefit plans and nonprofit organizations. Fish also has tax and accounting experience with individuals, closely held partnerships, LLCs, S corporations and C corporations. Fish is a regular  contributor to the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits and has presented on accounting and  tax topics in various industry conferences. Fish also serves as the treasurer for an Oregon nonprofit organization. Fish received his bachelor’s degree in business administration with  an emphasis in accounting from Portland State University. He is licensed in Oregon as a certified public accountant.