ML&RPC

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As the largest locally-owned and managed CPA firm in the greater Austin area, ML&R strives to work with clients whose values are aligned with ours—ensuring our team and the client team is poised for a successful engagement.

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Austin Is a Unique Place and
We Are a Unique Accounting Firm

We have a unique approach to serving our clients. Once you choose us as your CPA firm, you will find your engagement team full of experienced accountants who make your financial goals their top priority. We have the great fortune to serve many amazing clients, some of which are listed below. Our CPA Austin firm would love to explore your needs to see how we can serve you, and add you and/or your business to our growing list of satisfied clientele.

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An Austin Accounting Firm Serving Businesses and People With Complex Tax Needs

Maxwell Locke & Ritter’s experienced CPAs perform audits, tax services, transaction advisory services, and SOC examinations for businesses throughout Austin and Central Texas. The firm’s affiliate, ML&R Wealth Management, serves individuals, families, business owners, and nonprofit organizations with personalized investment management services. Whether you are a business or an individual, your financial well-being is our top priority.

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Since 1991
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Since 2015

We Care About Our People

Our vision is to be a great place to work where our people reach their potential and provide exceptional service to our clients and the community.

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Helping the Community

Individually and collectively, our people are making a huge difference in the community through active involvement in over 290 different organizations — many of which are nonprofit boards or committee appointments — as well as community-sponsored events throughout the year.

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