The best accountants in Fort Worth, TX.
218 firms, compared.
Every dot is a firm. The green one is vetted.
If you run a trade or service business in Fort Worth and pay subcontractors, the IRS paperwork changed this year. For payments made in 2026, you generally report what you paid a contractor on Form 1099-NEC once their total reaches $2,000. Before 2026 that line sat at $600. The form is due to the IRS by January 31. Five firms here list construction as a specialty. Adam Traywick, a firm we have vetted, works with trades, salons and real estate owners across DFW. When you choose an accountant, ask how they track contractor payments through the year so the January filing is simple.

A Fort Worth CPA firm whose entire promise is that they answer the phone. If your current accountant goes quiet for eleven months and then hands you a surprise, that is the specific problem being solved here.
Fort Worth accounting at a glance
166 solo · 45 small · 7 mid-size or larger
The other 126 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
57 tax planning · 36 bookkeeping · 25 entity setup
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