Find a CPA
Find a CPA is a public service offered by the New Hampshire Society of CPAs to assist individuals and businesses find a CPA. This is a convenient and confidential service. NHSCPA Members, want to join the directory? Sign Up Today!
Member | Firm | Services | Industry | |
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Whitney, Tara Newfields |
RGA Financial Solutions, LLC | [email protected] | Accounting and Auditing, Accounting Systems (Integration & Automation), Bookkeeping, Budgeting & Forecasting, Business Startups, Business & Strategic Planning, Consulting, QuickBooks, Small Business Plan/Issues, Starting a Business | Alternative Energy Facilities, Biotech, Eldercare, High Tech, Home Healthcare, Law Firms, Not for Profit, Other Industries |
Bedor, William D. CPA Littleton |
Creative Financial Strategies, Inc. | [email protected] | Asset Management & Protection, Budgeting & Forecasting, Business Startups, Business & Strategic Planning, Business Succession, Closely Held Business, Consulting, Corporate Tax , Estate Planning/Wills, Financial & Estate Planning, Financial Services, Individual Tax , Investment Advisory Services, Management Advisory Services, Small Business Plan/Issues, Sub Chapter S Corporations, Tax Planning | Advertising, Construction, High Tech, Hospitality, Insurance Agents and Brokers, Insurance Companies, Investment Partnerships, Law Firms, Leasing Companies, Medical Professionals, Other Industries, Physicians & Dentists, Real Estate, Restaurants, Travel |
Barkworth, Paul Portsmouth |
Centripetal Networks, Inc. | [email protected] | High Tech | |
Breault, Steven R. CPA Newington |
LTC Partners | [email protected] | Financial Institutions/Banks, Government/Federal | |
Grummett, Paul G. CPA Amherst |
Kline & Company, CPA, PC | [email protected] | ||
Johnson, Christopher W. CPA Nashua |
Johnson Group, P.C. | [email protected] | Accounting and Auditing, Business Startups, Business & Strategic Planning, Capital Gains Tax, Consulting, Corporate Tax , Employee Benefit Plans, Forecast and Projections, Individual Tax , Limited Liability Companies, Limited Liability Partnerships, Multi-State Operations, Multi-State Tax Issues, Offers In Compromise, Operational Analysis, QuickBooks, Real Estate, Small Business Plan/Issues, Starting a Business, Tax Planning | Automobile Dealerships, Construction, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Restaurants, Wholesale |
McAllister, Jeralyn St Leo |
Saint Leo University | [email protected] | Accounting and Auditing, Business & Strategic Planning | |
Greene, Douglas CPA Moultonborough |
Greene and Company, P.C. | [email protected] | Business Startups, Business & Strategic Planning, Business Succession, Closely Held Business, Consulting, Financial & Estate Planning, Financial Services, Individual Tax , Investment Advisory Services, IRS Representation, Management Advisory Services, Marketable Securities, Mutual Funds, Offers In Compromise, Pension & Profit Sharing, Pensions and other Deferred Plans, Personal Financial Planning, QuickBooks, Retirement Planning, Small Business Plan/Issues, Starting a Business, Tax Planning | |
Daisey, Kristen A. CPA Littleton |
McMahon & Daisey CPAs, PLLC | [email protected] | ||
McMahon, Candace L. CPA Littleton |
McMahon & Daisey CPAs, PLLC | [email protected] | Accounting and Auditing, Corporate Tax , Fiduciary/Trust Tax , Individual Tax , Limited Liability Companies, Small Business Plan/Issues, Sub Chapter S Corporations, Tax Planning |
Why hire a CPA?
THE CPA CREDENTIAL: NOT ALL ACCOUNTANTS ARE CPAS
While most people use the terms accountant and CPA interchangeably, there are several big differences. The CPA credential carries enormous weight in business and financial circles.
CPAs are considered some of business’ most trusted advisers, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Institute of CPAs. Specifically, small business owners rely on their CPA for business counsel ranking just slightly behind one’s spouse or family member. CPAs are tested, continually educated and regulated by the federal government. Achieving CPA status takes intelligence, ethics, integrity and lifelong commitment.
TESTED
Candidates must complete some of the toughest business courses at their college or university and pass the Uniform CPA Exam. This test of business, auditing and general accounting skills was developed to ensure the competence of CPAs entering the field, much as the bar exam evaluates lawyers and the medical boards test doctors. The exam is continually revised to meet the changing demands of the profession.
REGULATED
The New Hampshire Board of Accountancy grants certificates and licenses to practice public accountancy to qualified individuals who comply with the requirements of the statute. The Board monitors licensees’ practice of public accountancy to insure that the services provided to the public are in accordance with the ethical standards of New Hampshire Laws and Board regulations. The Board also insures that licensees have complied with all continuing education requirements necessary to renew their licenses.
EDUCATED
Accounting graduates must complete 150 educational credits in order to qualify for a CPA certificate. CPAs are required to follow a strict code of ethics as well as perform within the highest standards of the profession. Every three years they must complete 120 hours of continuing professional education to keep up with the new rules and regulations in the financial and accounting world.
Working with a CPA
- Before you contact a CPA, be prepared with goals and objectives of what you want the CPA to do for you. Have a list of questions and a clear idea of what you want to accomplish.
- Before you meet with a CPA, gather all the documents and information you may need – past tax returns, financial statements, investment documents, business plans – and take this information with you to the first meeting.
- Keep your CPA up to date on what’s happening in your life. Are you getting married or divorced, having children, planning for your child’s college education, expanding a business, or giving a business to an heir? You’d be surprised what life situations and events you experience with which your CPA can help you.
What can a CPA do besides taxes and audits
For Businesses
- Set up accounting systems
- Help secure financing
- Accumulate, analyze, and report on financial and operational information for management decision-making
- Perform special studies of finance, inventory, cost accounting, credit, and collection
- Serve as expert witnesses in litigation
- Assess benefit and compensation plans
- Determine the value of businesses and estates for insurance or tax purposes
For Individuals
- Represent you before taxing authorities
- Develop a personal financial plan
- Create a family budget
- Advise you on divorce settlements
- Project future college expenses and develop savings plans
- Set up a retirement plan to secure your financial future
- Assess insurance needs
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The NHSCPA has not verified or validated the information each firm/business has listed. The accuracy of the information listed is solely the responsibility of the party, not of the NHSCPA. Listing in this Business Directory does not constitute or imply an endorsement of the services or of the firms/businesses. Neither the NHSCPA, nor any of its members makes any warranty, express or implied, or assumes any liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the information contained in this service.