Small business accountants near youin Columbus, OH
12 firms in Columbus, OH offer bookkeeping or tax work for small businesses. The useful filter is not size but fit: whether a firm already knows your industry and runs the software your books are in.
Casillas & Associates LLC provides consulting services including financial policy, technical writing, accounting, and tax services.
Columbus, OH-based accounting firm offering accounting & tax services to business owners, executives, and independent professionals.
Tax Accountants and CPAs for Small Business and Independent Professionals.
Becker and Associates, Inc.
Bossetti Consulting specializes in personalized bookkeeping, comprehensive tax advising, and tailored tax preparation solutions designed to empower individuals and small businesses.
Brown Consulting Group LLC provides accounting, tax preparation, strategic consulting, and comprehensive accounting services for businesses, with a focus on client partnership and personalized service.
CPA Advisory Group provides advisory and accounting services for individuals and businesses, emphasizing trust and holistic financial problem-solving.
Goffe Tax and Consulting is a Columbus, Ohio based small business geared to providing tax preparation, accounting services, and general consulting services to individuals, small businesses, and nonprofits..
Howell Associates offers a broad range of accounting services for business owners, executives and independent professionals with personal service and expertise.
Columbus, OH Accounting Firm
Tax preparation and accounting services for individuals and businesses in Columbus, OH since 1945.
National Tax and Accounting serves the Columbus area with tax and accounting services, leveraging CPAs to meet tax and accounting needs.
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Common questions
How much does a small business accountant cost?
Monthly bookkeeping plus an annual return commonly lands between $400 and $1,200 a month all in. A tax return alone, with no ongoing work, is usually $800 to $2,500.
When does a small business need an accountant?
Most owners hire one when the books stop being a weekend job, when they take on payroll, or when they change entity type. Any of those three is a reasonable trigger.
Can one firm do both bookkeeping and taxes?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper and less error-prone than splitting them, because the return is built from books the same firm maintained. The firms on this page all do at least one; profiles show which.