A full-service CPA firm serving west Tennessee and western Kentucky since 1971. Expert accounting, tax, bookkeeping, and business valuation — delivered with the personal attention and community roots that only a trusted local firm can provide.
From individual tax returns to complex business audits and part-time CFO engagements — we deliver the full range of CPA services with the personal attention only a small firm can provide, backed by experience that most firms our size simply do not have.
Individual and business tax preparation, year-end planning, estimated taxes, sales tax, and franchise and excise taxes for west Tennessee and Kentucky clients.
Accurate, timely bookkeeping and payroll processing that keeps your business running smoothly and your records tax-ready. We also offer QuickBooks setup, consulting, and training — giving your team the tools to stay organized year-round. Let us handle the numbers so you can focus on running your business.
Compilations, reviews, and audits performed to professional standards. We bring the technical rigor your lenders, investors, and regulators require — delivered with the personal attention a small firm provides.
Part-time CFO engagements providing senior-level financial leadership — budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, and strategic planning for growing businesses that need CFO expertise without the full-time cost.
NACVA-certified valuations for estates, divorce, litigation, SBA lending, succession, and partnership transactions. Defensible. Reliable.
Internal and external financial statements prepared with accuracy and clarity for lenders, investors, and regulatory requirements.
Accurate, defensible business valuations require both technical credentialing and real-world business understanding. At TMH, our valuations are performed by Trevor Hurst, CPA/CVA — a NACVA-certified Certified Valuation Analyst with over 25 years of accounting and business experience.
That experience includes executive leadership roles at companies generating over $125 million in revenue — giving our valuations a depth of operational understanding that purely academic credentialing simply cannot replicate. When we value your business, we understand what actually drives it.
We serve attorneys, bankers, financial advisors, and business owners across west Tennessee and western Kentucky with valuations that hold up under scrutiny — in estate proceedings, litigation, negotiations, and regulatory review.
"Our valuations are built on the same standards I applied running major operations — rigorous, data-driven, and defensible under any level of scrutiny."
— Trevor M. Hurst, CPA/CVA
IRS-compliant valuations for closely held businesses in estate planning and gift tax matters.
Objective, court-ready valuations for equitable distribution in divorce proceedings.
Third-party valuations meeting SBA requirements for business acquisition loans and financing.
Expert witness testimony and valuation analysis for business disputes and commercial litigation.
Valuations supporting ownership transitions, ESOP transactions, and buy-sell agreements.
Independent valuations for dissenting shareholder actions and partner buyout disputes.
Our team combines decades of continuity, specialized expertise, and genuine commitment to every client we serve. When you work with TMH you work with people who know you — not whoever happens to be available.
Our part-time professional staff provides additional capacity during peak seasons — ensuring every client receives timely, accurate service regardless of the time of year.
Personal attention. Honest pricing. Credentials and experience that most firms our size simply do not have. That is the TMH difference.
Our principal has managed $125M+ organizations as COO and CFO. When we advise your business, we speak from genuine operational experience — not just from textbooks.
Licensed CPA in both Tennessee and Kentucky, we seamlessly serve clients across the state line — ideal for businesses and attorneys in the west Tennessee / western Kentucky corridor.
Business valuations from a credentialed CVA with executive experience. Our valuations are built on NACVA professional standards and hold up under legal and regulatory scrutiny.
With a background as a bank Vice President and Loan Officer, Trevor understands how lenders think — invaluable for SBA valuations, transaction structuring, and financial negotiations.
Whether you need a business valuation for an estate matter, a divorce proceeding, an SBA loan, or are simply looking for a trusted CPA for your business or personal tax needs — we'd welcome the conversation.
We believe in straightforward, value-based pricing — you will always know what you are paying for before we begin.
Trevor built his career on a simple belief: closely-held businesses deserve the same caliber of financial insight the big companies get. Over 30+ years he’s seen it from every seat — in public accounting, as CFO of a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, and as COO of a $150 million manufacturer with operations across the U.S. and Canada — before taking ownership of Thompson, McConnell & Hurst CPAs. Today he leads the firm’s business valuation and fractional CFO practices, guiding clients across Tennessee and Kentucky through ESOPs, succession, litigation support, and the everyday decisions that shape a company’s future. A proud University of Tennessee at Martin graduate — and now chairman of its College of Business and Global Affairs Advisory Board — Trevor is a licensed CPA in Tennessee and Kentucky, a Certified Valuation Analyst, and a Six Sigma Black Belt.
Outside the office, Trevor lives in Rives with his wife, Mary Ann, and together they’re the proud parents of four children — Brittany, Natalie, Scotty, and Sara. He’s an avid college football fan, enjoys collecting and shooting firearms, and — fun fact — is a self-described “watch idiot savant,” the affectionate term collectors use for anyone who can’t resist a good timepiece.
Favorite show: The Sopranos
On my bucket list: Set foot on all 7 continents, drive Route 66 end to end, see Notre Dame win another national championship in football, and watch UT Martin football host a home playoff game.
Someone who inspires me: Two people, really. My grandfather, Thomas C. Hurst — one of the last enlisted pilots in the Marine Corps and a recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross — and my high school football coach, Wade Griffin, who taught me to never settle for anything less than your best.
Cody brings a detail-driven, accuracy-focused approach to tax preparation, auditing, and bookkeeping. With 11 years in the field — five of them dedicated to tax — he has built a reputation for structure, precision, and follow-through on every client and project. His background includes serving as Deputy Director of Finance for Weakley County and as Chief Financial Officer at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Huntingdon, where he strengthened financial operations and built systems that brought greater clarity and efficiency.
What sets Cody apart is his knack for turning complex financial information into clear, actionable plans. He is at his best building spreadsheets and putting software to work to simplify processes and sharpen decision-making — always with an eye toward getting each person he works with the best possible outcome.
Outside the office, Cody enjoys watching and coaching sports, fishing, golfing, and spending time with his family.
Favorite show: Seinfeld
On my bucket list: Visit the 7 wonders of the world, visit all 50 states, and attend a football game at every SEC stadium.
Someone who inspires me: My grandfather, John Worley. He was hardworking and well respected in the banking industry, while always making sure his family came first. Growing up, I always wanted to be like him — which is why I got into the finance and accounting field.
Andrea joined the firm in 1999 and has been a licensed CPA since 2010, bringing a rare blend of deep institutional knowledge and technical precision to every client engagement. She manages a diverse portfolio spanning complex tax preparation, strategic bookkeeping, and rigorous audit work, and she genuinely thrives on the intricate, technical side of accounting and navigating complex regulatory frameworks — always with the meticulous attention to detail that gives her clients absolute accuracy and financial clarity.
Before dedicating her career to the firm, Andrea spent four years in banking as an internal auditor, an experience that sharpened her analytical skills and gave her a unique perspective on how financial operations really work. Over her decades with TMH, she has become a trusted pillar for the team and a reliable partner for the clients she serves.
Outside the office, Andrea and her husband, Bryan, live in Rutherford — the hometown where she grew up. Now enjoying their empty-nesting years, they love hitting the open road in their camper to explore new destinations. They are the proud parents of two children, one living nearby and the other in Seattle, Washington.
Favorite show: Little House on the Prairie
On my bucket list: Hitting all 50 states, exploring our national parks, and eventually taking the leap into full-time RV living.
Someone who inspires me: My parents. Coming from hardworking backgrounds, they dedicated their lives to giving us the tools, education, and support to pursue any path we chose — and they taught me to lead with compassion, treat others fairly, and value every person’s unique background.
Annie has been a beloved part of Thompson, McConnell & Hurst since 1993, and in more than three decades here she has become one of the most familiar and welcoming faces our clients know. As the saying goes, she has never met a stranger — warm, genuine, and quick with a kind word for everyone who walks through the door.
That easy, caring way with people is exactly why Annie is so loved around town. Clients do not just remember her help; they remember how she made them feel — looked after, valued, and right at home.
Favorite show: The Waltons
On my bucket list: Visiting all 50 states, seeing Yellowstone, and getting some well-earned rest.
Someone who inspires me: My sister, Pat. I have always looked up to her.
Christy Cooper is the person who keeps this office running — and the one you want on your side when something does not add up. Years of prime-time detective work (from the comfort of her couch) have given her an almost unsettling eye for detail: if a number is off, a file is missing, or something just feels suspicious, Christy will find it.
When she is not keeping TMH in order, she is deep in the world of true crime, cardigan close at hand, calmly announcing who did it long before the big reveal. Her real bio is coming soon — assuming she can tear herself away from the next episode.
Favorite show: How to Get Away with Murder
On my bucket list: Boarding over 100 animals at one time, getting my cardigan collection into a museum, and working an actual murder case.
Someone who inspires me: Olivia Benson — we have closed a lot of cases together, from my couch.
