Accountants and CPAs in Raleigh, NC.
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If you run a construction business in Raleigh and buy equipment, your North Carolina return may not match your federal one. North Carolina did not adopt federal bonus depreciation for property placed in service in 2025. You add back 85% of the bonus depreciation taken on your federal return. Then you can deduct 20% of that added-back amount in each of the next five years, starting with tax year 2026. Construction and nonprofits are tied as the most common specialties among Raleigh accountants in our directory. An accountant who tracks these add-backs from year to year keeps your state and federal depreciation records in line.
Raleigh accounting at a glance
161 solo · 38 small · 22 mid-size or larger
The other 91 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
75 tax planning · 47 bookkeeping · 33 fractional CFO
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