Accountants and CPAs in Austin, TX.
373 firms, compared.
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If you sell products or certain services in Austin, sales tax is likely the Texas tax you will deal with most often. Texas does not levy an income tax, and it relies mainly on sales tax for revenue. The state charges sales tax on most goods and on some services, and local governments can add their own sales tax on top. Anyone doing business in Texas who sells taxable goods or taxable services needs a sales tax permit. Construction is the most common specialty among firms here, with 14 firms listing it. When you compare accountants, ask whether they file Texas sales tax returns and how they decide which of your services are taxable.
Austin accounting at a glance
287 solo · 74 small · 12 mid-size or larger
The other 132 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
132 tax planning · 91 bookkeeping · 51 entity setup
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