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Showing 101 to 114 of 114 CPAs in Lakeville, Minnesota
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Guy G. Fischer
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Ericka C. Byer
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Cory D. Buntrock
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Nicholas D. Meester
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Matthew N. Rose
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Kristi L. Smith
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Thomas R. Siders
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Katy D. Boysen
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Kara J. Pahl
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Paul W. Beton
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Steven M. Makowski
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Tracey L. Mostaert
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Lindsay A. Witt
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed
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Matthew J. Lodes
Certified Public Accountant
Lakeville, Minnesota
Verified Licensed

Minnesota's robust CPA market serves a diverse economy with numerous Fortune 500 headquarters and strong financial services sector. The Minnesota State Board of Accountancy requires 150 semester hours for licensure. CPAs must complete 120 hours of continuing professional education every three years, including 8 hours of ethics and minimum technical hour requirements.

Key Tax Considerations: Minnesota has graduated individual income tax up to 9.85% (among the highest in the nation) and a flat 9.8% corporate rate. CPAs commonly handle complex state tax compliance, sales tax, and estate tax (Minnesota is one of few states with its own). The high tax rates create strong demand for tax planning and residency strategies, particularly for snowbirds. Cross-border issues with Wisconsin and North Dakota are common for businesses and individuals.

Industry Specializations: Healthcare systems and medical devices, financial services and insurance, food processing and agriculture, retail headquarters, technology, manufacturing, and professional services are primary focus areas. Minneapolis-St. Paul CPAs often serve Fortune 500 corporate headquarters, while Greater Minnesota focuses on agriculture, healthcare, and regional businesses.

For CPA Professionals: The Minnesota Society of CPAs provides excellent resources and networking. The Twin Cities dominate the market with sophisticated corporate and high-net-worth client base, creating strong competition but abundant opportunities. Rochester (Mayo Clinic), Duluth, St. Cloud, and Mankato offer secondary markets with lower cost of living. The state provides strong quality of life, excellent education, and diverse practice opportunities, though high taxes and cold winters are considerations for practitioners and clients alike.