CPA Las Cruces, NM


Are you in need of professional assistance for your tax and accounting issues? Call at (915) 775-1040 and talk to our trusted CPA's at Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + CO., PLLC, we are the experts on forensic accounting, business accounting, and other tax problems!

CPA in Las Cruces NM

For over 30years, Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + CO., PLLC have been providing continuous help and services to individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations in Las Cruces, NM. We have a team of Las Cruces CPA's who are licensed by the Texas State Board of Accountancy and the New Mexico Public Accounting Board. We are also members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Texas Society of CPAs. We provide accounting services like forensic accounting, tax planning, tax problem resolution, small business accounting and non-profit organization accounting.

Why Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + CO., PLLC

Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + CO., PLLC is a one-stop, full-service accounting firm who have expertise in forensic accounting, business accounting, and other tax problems. Our team of certified public accountants will help you, your businesses, and even non-profit organizations for your accounting issues. We also provide forensic accounting in Las Cruces NM to handle financial fraud investigations.  We’ll make sure you get the best and most relevant information.

Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + Co., PLLC

230 Thunderbird Dr Ste G, El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 775-1040
Email: info@marcfair.com
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