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Showing 51 to 64 of 64 CPAs in Windham, New Hampshire
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Jasmin K. Patel
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Daniel Popovici-Muller
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Heidi E. Maclean
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Joseph R. Lussier
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Andrew L. Plourde
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
CM
Caitlin M. Blundell
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Yasmin Clark
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Robbin J. Vipond
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Mary L. Donovan
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Steven Mccarthy
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Clayton L. Leblanc
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Richard L. Carr
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
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Suzanne S. Martorana
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed
GJ
George J. Ivas
Certified Public Accountant
Windham, New Hampshire
Verified Licensed

New Hampshire's CPA market serves a small, affluent state with no broad-based income tax and business-friendly reputation. The New Hampshire Board of Accountancy requires 150 semester hours for licensure. CPAs must complete 120 hours of continuing professional education every three years, including 4 hours of ethics and minimum technical requirements.

Key Tax Considerations: New Hampshire has no income tax on wages (though it taxes interest and dividend income at 4%), making it attractive for high earners. CPAs focus on federal tax planning, interest and dividends tax (being phased out), business profits tax, business enterprise tax, and rooms and meals tax. Cross-border issues with Massachusetts are extremely common, as many residents commute to Boston while maintaining New Hampshire residency. The lack of sales tax also attracts shoppers and creates compliance considerations for businesses.

Industry Specializations: Technology and software, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, tourism and hospitality, higher education, financial services, and professional services are primary focus areas. The southern tier near Massachusetts attracts technology companies and professionals seeking tax advantages while accessing Boston's market and talent pool.

For CPA Professionals: The New Hampshire Society of CPAs serves a small professional community. Major markets include Manchester, Nashua (Boston suburbs), Portsmouth, and Concord. The state offers excellent quality of life, strong schools, outdoor recreation, and no income tax advantage for practitioners. Proximity to Boston provides access to sophisticated clients and expertise while maintaining New Hampshire's lifestyle benefits. Multi-state taxation expertise is virtually essential given the commuter population and cross-border business relationships.