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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 CPAs in Rowley, Massachusetts
HM
Hazel M. Knof
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
CE
Christopher E. Pulick
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
MK
Michael K. Nelligan
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
TA
Todd A. Klibansky
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
LA
Laurel A. Ford
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
ME
Mark E. Cousins
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
JL
James L. Lynch
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
AP
Annette P. Hildebrandt
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
JA
Jill A. Watson
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
GF
Gerald F. Clear
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
CG
Christopher G. Tsoutsouras
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
HG
Henry G. Pescatore
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
DS
Dennis S. Pellecchia
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
RD
Rolf D. Ruben
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
D
Douglas Mcgregor
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed
DJ
Douglas J. Mcgregor
Certified Public Accountant
Rowley, Massachusetts
Verified Licensed

Massachusetts's prominent CPA market serves a highly educated, innovation-driven economy with strong financial services and technology sectors. The Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy requires 150 semester hours for licensure. CPAs must complete 80 hours of continuing professional education every two years, including 4 hours of ethics and 16 hours in accounting or auditing subjects.

Key Tax Considerations: Massachusetts has a flat 5% income tax on most income (9% on short-term capital gains) and complex corporate tax structure. CPAs commonly handle state tax compliance, local property tax issues, multi-state taxation for businesses with operations beyond Massachusetts, and sophisticated estate planning for high-net-worth individuals. The concentration of venture-backed startups creates strong demand for stock option taxation, qualified small business stock (QSBS) planning, and 83(b) election guidance.

Industry Specializations: Biotechnology and life sciences, technology and software, financial services and asset management, healthcare systems, higher education, professional services, and venture capital are primary focus areas. Boston CPAs often specialize in startup equity compensation, biotech R&D tax credits, venture capital fund accounting, or serving the needs of university endowments and research institutions.

For CPA Professionals: The Massachusetts Society of CPAs provides robust resources, particularly in the Greater Boston area. Boston offers big-city opportunities with concentration of national firms and specialized boutiques serving innovative industries. Worcester, Springfield, and Cape Cod provide alternatives with lower costs. The state's highly educated workforce, prestigious universities, and innovation economy create dynamic practice opportunities, though high cost of living and competitive market require strong differentiation.