The best accountants in Dallas, TX.
564 firms, compared.
Every dot is a firm. The green one is vetted.
If you run a company in Dallas, the Texas tax to watch is usually the franchise tax. Texas has no state income tax, but the franchise tax applies to each taxable entity formed or doing business in the state. Starting with reports in 2026, a business with annualized total revenue of $2,650,000 or less does not have to pay it. Those businesses still file a Public Information Report or an Ownership Information Report. The annual franchise tax report is due May 15. Construction and freelancers are the most common specialties among firms here, with 13 firms listing each. When you choose an accountant, ask whether they prepare Texas franchise tax filings for businesses your size.

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Dallas accounting at a glance
393 solo · 135 small · 36 mid-size or larger
The other 278 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
173 tax planning · 98 bookkeeping · 65 IRS help
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