13 bookkeeping firms in Vermont met our listing bar and 5 reached 70% evidence coverage. That's too few to rank, so they're compared below without an order.
46 profiles reviewed, 13 met the listing bar, 5 scored (evidence coverage of 70% or more).
Too few firms reached 70% evidence coverage to rank (5 of 13, where a ranking needs 8), so the list is alphabetical.
Pricing is hidden across the board: no firm here publishes a monthly price, and 13 of 13 don't mention fees at all.
Compared with every firm we list, this group stands out on remote work: none of the 13 say they work with clients remotely (0% against 28%).
Sources cited: DNS check, Firm's own website, IRS preparer records, and our published methodology.
This page compares the 13 Vermont bookkeeping firms that met our listing bar, alphabetically, because too few have enough checked evidence to rank. Start with the comparison table: services, software, pricing approach and any verified credential sit side by side.
No firm on this page publishes a monthly price. None of the 13 say they quote each client, and 13 say nothing about fees at all. Get the monthly fee, the transaction volume it assumes and what counts as extra in writing.
Services and process
None of the 13 sites here mentions catch-up or cleanup work, so ask about past months directly if you're behind. On process, 3 of 13 give a reporting schedule and 0 explain onboarding.
Software and remote work
QuickBooks leads the software firms here name (23%); after it come Xero 8% and Sage 8%. If you run Xero, GMAT P.C. names it.
Licenses and public records
There's no Vermont open data for us to match licenses or registrations against, which is why so few firms here reach 70% coverage. A website on its own can't get a firm there. Median evidence coverage here is 69%. Any firm that says it's a CPA practice can be checked on the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Accountancy lookup.
Vermont in figures
Shares of the 13 firms listed, from accepted evidence only. A firm with no evidence for an item counts as not stating it. Credentials: the Vermont CPA register isn't searched automatically, so licenses read Not verified. Median evidence coverage: 69%; median Evidence Score of the scored firms: 17.
What the firms state
Share (%)
Firms (of 13)
Publish a price or starting price
0
0
State they price by quote
0
0
Say nothing about pricing
100
13
Hold a third-party-verified credential
0
0
State a reporting cadence
23
3
Describe onboarding
0
0
Offer catch-up or cleanup work
0
0
Work remotely (stated)
0
0
Mention QuickBooks
23
3
Mention Xero
8
1
Mention Sage
8
1
Mention QuickBooks Online
8
1
What a bookkeeper tracks in Vermont
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 Vermont Department of Taxes assigns your filing frequency. If last year's sales and use tax liability was over $500 you file monthly, due the 25th of the next month (February 23 for January). At $500 or less you file quarterly, due the 25th of April, July, October and January. Vermont Department of Taxes, checked Sep 26, 2026
Income tax withholding. How often you pay Vermont withholding generally matches your federal deposit schedule. Every employer files Form WHT-436 at the close of each quarter and Form WHT-434, the annual reconciliation, by the last day of January. Vermont Department of Taxes, checked Sep 26, 2026
Unemployment wage reports. Employers liable for unemployment insurance file a quarterly wage and contribution report electronically with the Vermont Department of Labor. Reports are due April 30, July 31, October 31 and January 31, moving to the next business day when the date falls on a weekend. Vermont Department of Labor, checked Sep 26, 2026
Annual report. Profit corporations renew with the Secretary of State by filing an annual report within two and a half months after their fiscal year ends. LLCs have three months. Limited liability partnerships file between January 1 and April 1. Vermont Secretary of State, checked Sep 26, 2026
CPA title. In Vermont, only a licensed public accountant or someone with practice privileges may use the titles certified public accountant, CPA, registered public accountant, RPA or auditor. Vermont General Assembly, checked Sep 26, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Do any Vermont bookkeepers publish their prices?
Not on their websites. None of the 13 say they quote each client, and the rest don't mention fees. Ask for the monthly fee and what it covers in writing.
Which Vermont bookkeepers work in Xero?
GMAT P.C. names Xero on its site. More firms here name QuickBooks, so ask which one a firm prefers before you switch anything.
Which Vermont bookkeepers say which industries they serve?
1 of 13 names them on their own sites, among them Gallagher, Flynn & Company, LLP (non-profits and startups). It's self-reported, so ask for a client reference in your trade.
How do I check a bookkeeper's CPA license in Vermont?