Accounting Firms for Financial Services & FinTech Companies in Utah
Whether you're a boutique fund, mid-sized wealth firm, or fintech company, accountants listed here have experience handling complex reporting standards, industry-specific regulations, and the needs of firms managing millions (or billions) in assets. Need to outsource something else? Search for proactivefinancial advisorsandfractional CFOson Sam’s List too. Make sure to check the reviews, it’s one of the most important parts of your vetting process!
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Good Operator - Accounting, Finance, Tax, & Fractional CFO
23 Client Reviews
"Chase was kind, clear, and went out of his way to support even though we resolved I could handle things on my own without a third party. Would definitely refer him to other entrepreneurs and will reach out again later down the line :)"
Steady Co - Accounting, Tax & Fractional CFO
13 Client Reviews
"Everything has been easy, professional, and straight forward."
YOLO Numbers
4 Client Reviews
"Great! They took some really messy books, cleaned them up, did much better tax planning than my former accountant.
Before I was really stressed about my accounting. My I have a solid team and a system backing me up!"
Before I was really stressed about my accounting. My I have a solid team and a system backing me up!"
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What kind of accountant does a financial services firm need?
Firms in financial services often need accountants experienced in regulatory reporting, audits, tax strategy, and compliance—especially with SEC, FINRA, or industry-specific standards.
How much does it cost to hire an accountant in financial services?
Rates vary widely, but most financial services firms pay between $1,000 and $5,000 annually for general services, or $150–$400/hour for specialized help.
Can an accountant help with regulatory compliance?
Yes—especially those experienced in financial services. They help firms meet requirements from the SEC, IRS, FINRA, and other agencies.
What makes financial services accounting different?
It involves greater scrutiny, strict reporting timelines, and industry-specific regulations. Accountants must understand multi-entity setups, asset valuations, and complex tax rules.
Do I need a CPA for my financial services company?
For most regulated financial firms, a CPA is preferred (and often required) for audit and attestation services. For bookkeeping and general tax help, a non-CPA may suffice.
How Specialized Accountants Help Financial Services Firms Stay Compliant and Scalable
From fintech startups to funds, accountants with deep industry experience can help you manage regulatory reporting, tax strategy, and high-stakes audits—so you can grow with confidence.
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