Logos For CPA Firms
A CPA firm carries a license, and often a name made of partners. That makes designing its mark a slightly different job from designing one for a bookkeeping practice — and it is worth getting right before the letterhead is printed.
What Changes When You Are Licensed
Logos for CPAs
The credential is part of the mark. How “CPA”, “CPAs” or “Certified Public Accountants” sits alongside the firm name is a design decision, not an afterthought — and your state board may have views on how the designation is presented.
Partner names change. A mark built tightly around “Smith & Jones” becomes a problem the day Jones retires. We design so the name can be reset without starting over.
You may want a .cpa domain. That restricted domain is only available to licensed firms, which makes it harder to spoof — and a shorter address changes how a logo works in a signature block or on a card. Worth deciding before the design rather than after.
It has to survive being small. An engagement letter footer, a client portal header, a tax return cover. If it only reads at poster size, it is the wrong mark for the work.
Two Concepts, $150
Send us the firm name, any colors you have in mind, and whether you want it traditional or modern. You get two concepts back, then revisions on whichever you choose, delivered in the formats you need for print and web.
A Few We’ve Designed
Thirty samples of past work, including logos for bookkeepers, logos for enrolled agents and logos for tax preparers, are on the main logo page. Naming the firm as well? The name generator and domain search are free to use.
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