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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 CPAs in Bad Axe, Michigan
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Donald C. Faupel
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Daniel C. Guza
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Joy A. Kerr
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Steven J. Watson
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
TJ
Tammy J. Talaski
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Bruce M. Hill
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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David M. Hyzer
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Melodie A. Kociba
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Marilyn K. Wiley
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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James H. Hall
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Douglas P. Brining
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Mark W. Brining
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Michael W. Doerr
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Donald P. Kuzak
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Edward J. Moore
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Courtney E. Shemka
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed
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Terrence L. Mc Mullen
Certified Public Accountant
Bad Axe, Michigan
Verified Licensed

Michigan's evolving CPA market serves a state transitioning from traditional manufacturing to diversified technology and services economy. The Michigan Board of Accountancy requires 150 semester hours for licensure. CPAs must complete 80 hours of continuing professional education every two years, including 2 hours of ethics and minimum technical requirements.

Key Tax Considerations: Michigan has a flat 4.25% individual income tax and a 6% corporate income tax. CPAs commonly handle state income tax compliance, sales and use tax, personal property tax (recently reformed but still complex), and Michigan Business Tax successor provisions. The automotive industry creates specialized needs for supplier contracts, warranty reserves, and cost accounting. Cross-border issues with Ohio and Indiana are common for businesses and residents.

Industry Specializations: Automotive manufacturing and supply chain, technology and software (especially in Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids), healthcare systems, agriculture, tourism and hospitality, logistics, and emerging industries like electric vehicles and battery technology are key practice areas. CPAs often specialize in automotive cost accounting, manufacturing footprint optimization, or serving the growing tech startup community.

For CPA Professionals: The Michigan Association of CPAs serves practitioners statewide. Detroit metro offers the largest market with automotive focus, while Ann Arbor emphasizes technology and university-related services, and Grand Rapids provides regional headquarters opportunities. The state faces population challenges but offers affordable cost of living and growing opportunities in emerging industries. Economic transformation creates needs for restructuring advisory and helping traditional businesses adapt to changing markets.