Accountants and CPAs in New York, NY.
640 firms, compared.
Every dot is a firm. None vetted yet.
If you live in New York City, you pay city income tax along with state income tax, in any of the five boroughs. New York State's return instructions count residents of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island as city residents. If you work for yourself, the city's unincorporated business tax can also apply. It covers trades and professions run by individuals, partnerships and LLCs. City residents who pay it as sole proprietors can claim a partial credit against their city income tax. Freelancers and nonprofits are the most common specialties among firms here, with 23 firms listing each. If you are self-employed, look for an accountant who files the unincorporated business tax regularly.
New York accounting at a glance
442 solo · 139 small · 59 mid-size or larger
The other 196 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
163 tax prep · 93 bookkeeping · 86 fractional CFO
No firm in New York has been vetted yet. These two have, and they take clients anywhere. Everyone below is in New York and has not been vetted.
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