SDO CPA Locations — Virtual CPA Across the U.S.

We’re a 100% virtual CPA firm serving business owners in all 50 states. Based in Texas, we deliver cloud-based tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, and fractional CFO services to clients nationwide — with the same responsiveness and quality as a local CPA.

Looking for a CPA near you? SDO CPA is a virtual CPA firm providing tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, and fractional CFO services to businesses in all 50 states from our Texas office. Get Started.

Why Work With a Virtual CPA?

  • No geographic limitations — Access CPA expertise regardless of your location
  • Quick responsiveness — Direct communication with your CPA team
  • Cloud-based systems — Real-time access to your financials from anywhere
  • Multi-state expertise — We understand nexus, sales tax, and state-specific requirements
  • Transparent pricing — Upfront estimates; if scope changes, we discuss it first
50 States Served
18+ Years Experience
100% Virtual Service
1-2 Days Response Time

A Modern CPA for the Modern Business

Your business doesn’t operate within city limits — why should your CPA? We use cloud technology and modern communication tools to deliver responsive, proactive accounting services without geographic constraints.

QuickBooks Online & Xero
Gusto Payroll Integration
Ramp Expense Management
Secure Client Portal
Video Consultations
1-2 Business Day Responses
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State Tax Snapshot: Where We Serve

Every state has different tax rules. Here’s a quick comparison of our primary service states to help you understand your obligations.

State Personal Income Tax State Sales Tax Franchise / Business Tax Key Consideration
Alabama 2-5% progressive 4% 6.5% corporate Progressive income tax with relatively low top rate
Alaska None None (local only) 2-9.4% (oil/gas); 0% general No state income or sales tax; oil production taxes; municipal property taxes vary
Arizona 2.5% flat 5.6% TPT 4.9% corporate Low flat rate; TPT applies to many services other states exempt
Arkansas 2-4.4% progressive 6.5% 1-5.3% corporate Progressive rates; recent tax reform lowering top rate
California 1-13.3% progressive 7.25% 8.84% corporate Highest top marginal rate in US; LLC annual fee based on income
Colorado 4.4% flat 2.9% 4.4% corporate Flat rate; 70+ home-rule cities with local sales tax
Connecticut 2-6.99% progressive 6.35% 7.5% corporate PTET at 6.99% for SALT workaround; no local income taxes
District of Columbia 4-10.75% progressive 6% 8.25% corporate High top rate for income over $1M; unincorporated business tax
Florida None 6% 5.5% corporate income tax No personal income tax; S-Corp pass-through not taxed at state level
Georgia 5.49% flat rate 4% 5.75% corporate income tax Flat income tax since 2024; film & digital entertainment credits available
Idaho 5.695% flat 6% 5.695% corporate Flat rate since 2023; matches personal and corporate rates
Illinois 4.95% flat 6.25% 9.5% corporate (+ 2.5% PII) Flat income tax; high combined corporate rate
Indiana 3.05% flat 7% 4.9% corporate Low flat rate; county income taxes add 0.5-3%
Kansas 3.1-5.7% progressive 6.5% 4-7% corporate Progressive rates; corporate surtax on income over $50K
Kentucky 4% flat 6% 5% corporate Flat income tax since 2023; simplified filing
Louisiana 1.85-4.25% progressive 4.45% 3.5-7.5% corporate Recent tax reform; combined state and local sales tax among highest in US
Maine 5.8-7.15% progressive 5.5% 3.5-8.93% corporate Higher top rates; Pine Tree Development Zone credits available
Maryland 2-5.75% progressive 6% 8.25% corporate County piggyback taxes add 2.25-3.2%; digital advertising tax
Massachusetts 5% flat (+ 4% millionaire surtax) 6.25% 8% corporate Millionaire surtax since 2023; 9% total on income over $1M
Michigan 4.25% flat 6% 6% corporate Flat income tax; city income taxes in some cities
Minnesota 5.35-9.85% progressive 6.875% 9.8% corporate High top rate; complex pass-through rules
Mississippi 4-5% progressive 7% 5% corporate Eliminated lowest bracket in 2024; phasing toward flat tax
Missouri 2-4.95% progressive 4.225% 4% corporate Top rate declining annually; local earnings taxes in KC and STL
Montana 4.7-5.9% progressive None 6.75% corporate No sales tax; new 2-bracket system effective 2024
Nebraska 2.46-5.84% progressive 5.5% 5.58-7.25% corporate Rates declining under LB 754 reform
Nevada None 6.85% Commerce tax (gross revenue > $4M) No personal or corporate income tax; commerce tax only for large businesses
New Hampshire None None 7.5% BPT + 0.55% BET No income or sales tax; business profits tax + business enterprise tax
New Jersey 1.4-10.75% progressive 6.625% 6.5-11.5% corporate High top rates; Corp Business Tax surcharge on income over $1M
New Mexico 1.7-5.9% progressive 5.125% 4.8-5.9% corporate Gross receipts tax (not traditional sales tax); complex local add-ons
North Carolina 4.5% flat 4.75% 2.5% corporate Low flat income tax; declining corporate rate
Pennsylvania 3.07% flat 6% 8.99% corporate Low flat income tax; high corporate rate; local taxes
South Carolina 0-6.5% progressive 6% 5% corporate Graduated rates with recent reform lowering top bracket
South Dakota None 4.5% None No personal or corporate income tax; low sales tax; trust-friendly state
Tennessee None 7% 6.5% excise tax No personal income tax; franchise and excise tax on businesses
Texas None 6.25% Franchise tax 0.375–0.75% No personal income tax; franchise (margin) tax applies to most entities
Utah 4.65% flat 6.1% 4.65% corporate Flat rate; income tax = corporate rate
Vermont 3.35-8.75% progressive 6% 6-8.5% corporate High top marginal rate; complex SALT deduction rules
Virginia 2-5.75% progressive 5.3% 6% corporate Moderate rates; top bracket starts at $17,001
Washington None 6.5% B&O tax No income tax; B&O gross receipts tax applies
West Virginia 3-6.5% progressive 6% 6.5% corporate Graduated rates; recent cuts lowering top bracket
Wisconsin 3.54-7.65% progressive 5% 7.9% corporate High top rate; complex manufacturing credit; local taxes
Wyoming None 4% None No personal or corporate income tax; mineral severance taxes

No State Income Tax? We Can Help You Maximize That Advantage

States without personal income tax attract businesses seeking tax efficiency — but federal obligations, sales tax, and multi-state complexity still require expert guidance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Locations

Can a Texas CPA serve clients in other states?
Yes. CPAs can prepare tax returns and provide accounting services for clients in any state. The CPA license relates to where the firm is registered, not where clients are located. We serve clients in all 50 states with the same quality and responsiveness.
How does virtual CPA service work?
We connect to your cloud accounting software (QuickBooks Online, Xero), communicate via email, phone, and video calls, and share documents through our secure client portal. You get the same service as a local CPA — often with faster response times.
What if I have multi-state tax obligations?
We specialize in multi-state tax compliance. Whether you have nexus in multiple states, remote employees across state lines, or sales tax obligations, we help you stay compliant and minimize your overall tax burden.
How much does a virtual CPA cost?
Our pricing is based on your business complexity, not your location. Basic bookkeeping starts around $300–$500 per month. Full-service packages including bookkeeping, tax planning, and advisory typically range from $1,000–$2,000 per month with upfront estimates. View our pricing.
How quickly can you respond to questions?
We respond to all client inquiries within 1-2 business days. You’ll have direct access to your team members — not a call center.
Do you handle state-specific tax requirements?
Yes. We stay current on state tax laws, including income tax, sales tax, franchise tax, and industry-specific requirements. Whether you’re in a no-tax state like Florida or Texas, or a complex state like California or New York, we’ve got you covered.
What’s the difference between a local CPA and a virtual CPA?
The services are identical — tax returns, bookkeeping, and advisory. The difference is delivery: virtual CPAs use cloud software and video calls instead of in-person meetings. This often means faster turnaround and lower overhead costs passed to you.
Do I need a CPA in my state to file my taxes?
No. A licensed CPA can prepare and file tax returns for clients in any state. You do not need a locally licensed CPA. SDO CPA is licensed in Texas and serves clients in all 50 states.

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Licensing Disclaimer: SDO CPA LLC is a Texas-registered CPA firm. Our team provides tax preparation, bookkeeping, and advisory services to clients nationwide. Services requiring CPA licensure are performed by Texas-licensed CPAs. We do not provide attest services (audits, reviews, or compilations). Per Texas State Board of Public Accountancy regulations (22 TAC §501.82).