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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 CPAs in Columbia, Connecticut
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Kevin J. Cassidy
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Jerome Baskin
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Diane Schatz
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Ralph Webb
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Lynne Urban
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Christine Embser
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Stephen J. Hay
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Morgan Marchitto
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Mark Mcguire
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Alfred Vezina
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Michael Mcmorrow
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Nancy M. Cosgrove
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Mary-Jean Parnell
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Edward Pitcher
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Christine L. Gamache
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed
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Brianna Gagne
Certified Public Accountant
Columbia, Connecticut
Verified Licensed

Connecticut's established CPA market serves a wealthy population and strong financial services sector. The Connecticut State Board of Accountancy requires 150 semester hours for licensure. CPAs must complete 40 hours of continuing professional education annually, including 2 hours of ethics and technical updates in accounting or auditing.

Key Tax Considerations: Connecticut has graduated individual income tax rates up to 6.99% and a corporate business tax. CPAs commonly handle complex estate planning for high-net-worth individuals, trust taxation, multi-state tax issues due to proximity to New York, and sophisticated investment taxation. The state's high property taxes and estate tax (one of few states with its own) create significant planning opportunities.

Industry Specializations: Insurance and financial services (especially in Hartford), aerospace and defense manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, hedge funds and private equity, and professional services are primary focus areas. Many CPAs specialize in executive compensation, qualified small business stock (QSBS) planning, and complex estate and trust administration.

For CPA Professionals: The Connecticut Society of CPAs provides extensive resources across the state. Major markets include Hartford, Stamford/Greenwich (NYC suburbs), New Haven, and Fairfield County. The state offers proximity to New York City opportunities while maintaining distinct identity. High cost of living is offset by strong compensation, particularly in Fairfield County financial services roles.