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Top CPA Firms in Vermont
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CPA Services in Vermont
Vermont has a small but distinctive economy built on dairy farming, maple syrup production, tourism (skiing, fall foliage), healthcare, and a growing remote-work and technology sector. The state has one of the higher income tax rates in New England, with a top rate of 8.75%, and property taxes that reflect the cost of services in a small, rural state.
CPAs in Vermont are experienced with agricultural income planning — particularly dairy farm economics, which can be highly volatile — as well as the unique needs of Vermont’s tourism businesses, which often have complex seasonal cash flow patterns. The influx of remote workers in recent years has created new demand for multi-state tax planning services.
Top 6 CPA Firms in Vermont
Ranked by our editorial scoring system based on verified ratings and review volume
#1
CPA Site Solutions
★★★★☆ (642 reviews)
📍 59 Rathe Rd #110, Colchester, VT 05446
📞 (800) 896-4500
Website DesignerInternet MarketingMarketing ConsultantWeb Hosting Company
#2
Burlington Tax & Business Services
★★★★★ (48 reviews)
📍 139 Elmwood Ave, Burlington, VT 05401
📞 (802) 393-9507
Tax PreparationBusiness DevelopmentBusiness Management ConsultantBusiness To Business
#3
Associates in Accounting PLC
★★★★☆ (20 reviews)
📍 1035 Hinesburg Rd, South Burlington, VT 05403
📞 (802) 878-9619
Certified Public Accountant
#4
Reconciled
★★★★☆ (20 reviews)
📍 1 Lawson Ln #200d, Burlington, VT 05401
📞 (802) 242-1352
Accounting
#5
4 Seasons Accounting LLC
★★★★★ (10 reviews)
📍 25 Curtis Ave, Rutland, VT 05701
📞 (802) 775-3140
Accountant
#6
Mcsoley Mccoy & Co
★★★★★ (1 reviews)
📍 118 Tilley Dr, South Burlington, VT 05403
📞 (802) 658-1808
Accountant
🏆 How We Selected These Firms
Our editorial team evaluates CPA firms across Vermont using a proprietary scoring model that considers:
✓ Google rating — only firms with 4.0 stars or higher are eligible
✓ Review volume — scored using a logarithmic formula to reward genuine review depth
✓ Verified address — firms must have a confirmed physical location
✓ No paid placements — rankings are editorial only, never paid
Last updated: 2025 | Data sourced from verified public business listings
Vermont CPA & Tax FAQ
Q: What are Vermont’s income tax rates?
Vermont has a graduated income tax with rates from 3.35% to 8.75% (the highest rate applies to income over $221,600 for single filers). Vermont is one of the higher-tax New England states. Vermont also has an alternative minimum tax at the state level that can affect certain taxpayers.
Q: How does Vermont treat agricultural income?
Vermont’s dairy farming creates specialized tax planning needs. Dairy farmers face highly volatile income tied to milk prices and often use averaging provisions. Vermont has a Use Value Appraisal program for agricultural and forest land that provides favorable property tax treatment based on agricultural use value rather than market value, which can dramatically reduce property tax bills for Vermont farms.
Q: Does Vermont have favorable tax treatment for remote workers?
Vermont has actively recruited remote workers through its Remote Worker Grant program. Remote workers who become Vermont residents owe Vermont income tax on all income. Vermont’s higher income tax rates mean that remote workers from lower-tax states pay more after moving to Vermont, though the grant can offset this in the short term.
Q: What are Vermont’s sales tax rates?
Vermont has a 6% sales tax on most goods, with a 9% rate on prepared food, 9% on accommodations, and a 10% rate on alcoholic beverages sold for on-premises consumption. Vermont exempts most clothing, prescription drugs, and most grocery food items.
Q: Are there special tax considerations for Vermont ski resort businesses?
Vermont’s ski industry is a major economic driver, and ski resorts face specialized tax situations including sales tax on lift tickets, ski school services, equipment rentals, and lodging. Vermont’s meals and rooms tax applies to resort food service and lodging. Seasonal employment creates payroll tax complexity for multi-state employers.
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