CPA North Carolina Accountants - Accounting Firms

 Do you need a North Carolina accountant or CPA to help you sort out your business or personal finances? CPAfinder.com is the most comprehensive online resource available, with a detailed directory showing up-to-date information on accounting professionals and CPAs all across North Carolina. CPAfinder.com is available 24/7, anywhere an internet connection is available, so you can search for the right North Carolina accounting professional at your convenience. The best part about CPAfinder.com, though, is that everything you need to know to select the North Carolina CPA or accountant best suited to help you is right there in one place, including information on their education, certifications, areas of specialization and other credentials.

The North Carolina accountants, CPAs and CPA firms listed on CPAfinder.com are licensed, and experienced in a variety of accounting specialties. They can help with any of your questions, including business setup advice, tax planning and forms preparation, licensing requirements, sales taxes, bookkeeping, payroll, QuickBooks assistance and more. Whether your accounting needs are broad or very specific, at CPAfinder.com you can find the North Carolina accountants with the answers and expertise you need to give you the peace of mind that comes from knowing you are fully compliant with all rules and regulations.

Notes on North Carolina Tax & Accounting Rules:

• The initial filing requirements, licenses and fees to set up a new business in North Carolina differ depending on the type of business entity you choose and type of business you are in, as will your ongoing obligations. It’s a good idea to talk to a North Carolina professional to explore your options before setting up your new business.

• North Carolina levies a franchise tax on all corporations that do business there, whether organized in North Carolina or not. The tax is calculated by multiplying the tax rate of 0.15% by the corporation’s paid-in capital, investments in North Carolina property, and 55% of the appraised value of all tangible property owned in North Carolina. The highest of the 3 resulting values is the tax due. The minimum franchise tax is $35.

• There is also an annual reporting requirement and filing fee of $25 for corporations, or $200 for limited liability companies (LLCs).

For more information and to find an accountant in North Carolina, you can begin your search by clicking the links below.