Which bookkeepers in South Dakota have the highest Evidence Scores?
We reviewed 54 firms in South Dakota: 19 met the listing bar and 15 reached 70% evidence coverage, and 8 of them hold a numbered place on its one ranked list.
Start with the Sioux Falls metro page, the only one in South Dakota, which lists 11 firms and carries a ranked list. 8 more firms outside that metro are listed below.
Outside the metro pages: 30 profiles reviewed, 8 met the listing bar, 6 scored (evidence coverage of 70% or more).
Across all 19 firms we list in South Dakota, none publish a monthly price or a starting price and 17 say nothing about fees. The share publishing, 0%, compares with 4% nationally.
South Dakota publishes records we can match, so we could check every firm we list in South Dakota against them: 7 firms with an active CPA license or permit on South Dakota's published register. The CPA records we matched belong to Henjes, Conner & Williams, PC, Ketel Thorstenson, TruCount CPA PC and William Neale & Co PC. Each profile shows the license or permit number and the date we checked.
What a bookkeeper tracks in South Dakota
General information, not tax advice. Which of these reach your business depends on its entity type, what it
sells, whether it has employees and the schedule each agency assigns. Your bookkeeper keeps the records; you, or whoever your
engagement letter names, file. Checked on the linked official pages on September 26, 2026.
Sales and use tax. The Department of Revenue tells each licensed business how often to file. Whatever your frequency, the return is due by the 20th of the following month, and electronic payments are due by the 25th. South Dakota Department of Revenue, checked Sep 26, 2026
No state income tax. South Dakota has no personal or corporate income tax, so there's no state income tax withholding on paychecks. South Dakota Department of Revenue, checked Sep 26, 2026
Reemployment assistance reports. Wage reports go to the Department of Labor and Regulation every quarter and must be received by April 30, July 31, October 31 and January 31. A report is still due for a quarter with no wages. South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation, checked Sep 26, 2026
Annual report. Annual reports go to the Secretary of State every year, due the first day of the month in which your business was originally filed. Limited partnerships and business trusts are exempt, and the fee depends on entity type. South Dakota Secretary of State, checked Sep 26, 2026
CPA title. Under South Dakota law, only a person holding a valid certificate or practice privileges may use the title certified public accountant or the abbreviation CPA. South Dakota Legislature, checked Sep 26, 2026