(208) 738-9890  ·  Ruth@twinfallsaccountant.com 1025 Shoshone St N, Suite 4, Twin Falls, ID 83301
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CPA services for Twin Falls, Idaho

The office is on Shoshone Street North, a few blocks from the county courthouse.

Twin Falls is where the practice has been based since 1978. Clients here range from downtown professional firms and retail businesses to contractors, medical and dental practices, and families who have been coming in for two generations. Ruth sits on the City Council and served as Mayor through January 2026, which is a longer view of how this city's economy works than most accountants have.

What comes up in Twin Falls

Twin Falls has grown quickly, and growth brings tax questions. Households that bought property before the run-up are sitting on gains they have not thought about. Contractors and trades businesses that expanded to meet demand have outgrown the entity structure they started with. Retail and restaurant operators downtown are dealing with payroll at a scale they did not have five years ago. The food processing plants and the College of Southern Idaho anchor a lot of local employment, which means a good number of returns here combine W-2 income with a side business or rental property.

Getting to the office

In-person appointments at the Shoshone Street office. The office is at 1025 Shoshone St N, Suite 4, Twin Falls, ID 83301. Appointments are the norm rather than walk-ins, so call (208) 738-9890 or send a note and we will find a time.

For clients who would rather not drive, reviews can be handled by phone. Several long-standing clients have moved away from the valley entirely and stayed with the practice.

What clients in Twin Falls come for

Individual and business tax returns, bookkeeping and payroll for small operations, estate and trust work, and business valuations. Attorneys in the area also engage the practice for forensic accounting and expert witness work.

Serving Twin Falls from Twin Falls.

Call the office or send a note. A first conversation doesn't cost anything.