At MALONE, DIRUBBO & COMPANY, P.C. our mission is to provide unparalleled service and unsurpassed value to our clients on a timely basis, in a manner that highlights our passion for excellence. As a certified public accounting firm, our clients count on us for our integrity and expertise. We depend on your trust and work to earn it each day, every day.
We are licensed in both New Hampshire and Vermont.
We are licensed in both New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Malone, Dirubbo & Company, P.C. was established in 1990.
It is the result of a merger between the firms of Kenneth R. Malone, CPA and James F. Dirubbo, CPA.
Both firms were originally founded in 1982.
We serve the needs of businesses and individuals throughout New Hampshire and beyond.
We provide auditing, accounting, tax, management and computer consulting services to our clients.
The firm is comprised of four partners, all of whom have earned the certified public accountant designation, and professional and administrative firm members from our offices in Laconia, Franklin and Lincoln.
It is the result of a merger between the firms of Kenneth R. Malone, CPA and James F. Dirubbo, CPA.
Both firms were originally founded in 1982.
We serve the needs of businesses and individuals throughout New Hampshire and beyond.
We provide auditing, accounting, tax, management and computer consulting services to our clients.
The firm is comprised of four partners, all of whom have earned the certified public accountant designation, and professional and administrative firm members from our offices in Laconia, Franklin and Lincoln.
Malone, Dirubbo & Company, PC is proud to be part of the Peer Review process.
The Peer Review process requires CPA firms to have a thorough outside review of their accounting and auditing practice once every three years.
These reviews determine whether a firm has suitable quality control policies and procedures and is complying with them.
Participation in the AICPA Peer Review Program provides CPAs with the opportunity to learn new or improved ways to run their firms and improve client services by identifying possible inefficiencies or determining opportunities to better serve clients.
The Peer Review process requires CPA firms to have a thorough outside review of their accounting and auditing practice once every three years.
These reviews determine whether a firm has suitable quality control policies and procedures and is complying with them.
Participation in the AICPA Peer Review Program provides CPAs with the opportunity to learn new or improved ways to run their firms and improve client services by identifying possible inefficiencies or determining opportunities to better serve clients.
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