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Showing 1851 to 1900 of 2132 CPAs in Austin, Texas
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Sherman Vinyard
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Yu-Ju Sher
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Michael Montesi
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Cheri Clark
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Shan Ren
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Anton Dutchover
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Joseph Smith
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Vanesa Hybner
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Matthew Van Shellenbeck
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Robert May
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Kim Le
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Alexandra Yarger
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Donald Petter
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Olga Maldonado
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Tegan Vought
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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John Winn
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Laura Haufler
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Lawrence Schumann
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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William Ross
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Brian Wilds
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Jeanmarie Coale
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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William Hamilton
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Danny Popejoy
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Susan Stoner
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Kevin Zubel
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Connie Ting
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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James Dardnne
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Patricia Abbamonte
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Steve Huckabee
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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C. Braxton
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Rodney Shaheen
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Michael W. Hyman
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Frank Vito
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Aaron B. Mudry
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Kurt R. Wilkin
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Carolyn Fowler
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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David Berrier
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Matthew Mcmichen
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Carolyn Fletcher
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Donald Grefe
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Roger Coyner
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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John Ramsey
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Brian Mueller
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Evan Rae
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Patricia Schmidt
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Mary Mathis
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Glina Wong
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Jane Chin
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Michael Vandervort
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed
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Humberto Gonzalez
Certified Public Accountant
Austin, Texas
Verified Licensed

Texas's massive CPA market serves the nation's second-largest state with no income tax and extraordinarily diverse economy. The Texas State Board of Public 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: Texas has no state income tax and no corporate income tax, creating significant advantages for businesses and individuals. CPAs focus on federal tax compliance, sales and use tax, franchise tax (margin tax on gross receipts), and property tax (higher than many states to offset lack of income tax). The favorable tax climate attracts businesses from across the nation, creating opportunities in entity formation, business relocation advisory, and preserving tax advantages through residency planning. Multi-state taxation expertise is valuable as major companies maintain operations both in Texas and other states.

Industry Specializations: Energy (oil, gas, renewables), technology and software (Austin, Dallas), healthcare systems, real estate and construction, manufacturing, financial services, agriculture, logistics and distribution, aerospace, and hospitality are primary focus areas. Houston CPAs often specialize in energy industry accounting, Austin focuses on technology startups and venture capital, Dallas serves corporate headquarters and financial services, and San Antonio emphasizes military contracting and healthcare. The state's size and economic diversity create virtually every type of accounting opportunity imaginable.

For CPA Professionals: The Texas Society of CPAs serves one of the nation's largest professional communities across a vast state. Major markets include Houston (energy, healthcare, international trade), Dallas-Fort Worth (corporate headquarters, finance, technology), Austin (technology, government, startups), San Antonio (military, healthcare, tourism), and numerous secondary markets. Competition is strong in major metros but the continued population and business influx creates expanding opportunities. No income tax benefits practitioners as well as clients, and the diverse economy provides stable demand across business cycles. Lower cost of living than many states (especially compared to coastal markets) offers quality of life advantages, though major cities are becoming more expensive with growth.