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We help Utah businesses and high-achieving individuals take full advantage of the state’s competitive 4.5% flat tax rate — with entity structuring, PTET election strategy, multi-state compliance, and proactive year-round planning from our Park City office.
Fusion CPA works with Park City and Summit County business owners who want more than a once-a-year tax return. Our team handles tax strategy, monthly bookkeeping, and forward-looking advisory that you can actually use to make decisions. We offer all these services under one roof from our office at 1090 Center Dr in Park City, Utah.
Our Park City clients tend to fall into a few groups:
Silicon Slopes founders and tech companies managing restricted stock units (RSUs), stock options, and investor reporting.
Real estate, resort, and hospitality operators tied to the Wasatch Back.
Professional service firms and high-net-worth families, including people who relocated to Utah from a higher-tax state and need multi-state compliance handled correctly.
That continuity matters most when an RSU event, an entity restructuring, or a move from out of state changes your numbers mid-year, and a separate bookkeeper, tax preparer, and advisor would otherwise need to get caught up on what changed before they could act on it. Whether you’re running your business from Old Town, Kimball Junction, or somewhere entirely remote, we’re set up to keep your books and tax strategy in sync no matter where your team sits.
Below is a full breakdown of what we do, how each service is structured, and where to start.
Tax is where most of our relationships with Park City clients begin. We handle preparation and filing, then build a year-round plan so you’re not surprised in April. That includes Utah’s flat income tax, the state’s pass-through entity tax (PTET) election, and multi-state returns for owners who split time between states. One thing we see often: business owners commonly assume their prior CPA already optimized their entity structure, when in practice nobody may have revisited it after the business grew past its first year or two.
Here’s what that year-round strategy covers, on both the personal and business side:
For business owners, high earners, and anyone with equity compensation or income in more than one state.
For business owners, high earners, and anyone with equity compensation or income in more than one state.
For S corporations, C corporations, partnerships, and single-member LLCs across Georgia.
A full-time CFO in the Park City market typically runs $200,000 to $300,000 or more a year in salary and benefits, before equity and recruiting costs. For Park City founders scaling a tech company, raising capital, or planning succession for a family business, we provide CFO-level guidance for a predictable monthly fee instead. We build forecasts and scenario models, run capital planning, and bring the EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) framework and its companion methodology, Traction, to the numbers so goals, accountability, and cash all line up. As the business moves into its next stage, that same guidance extends into executive coaching and succession governance.
Fusion CPA’s outsourced CFO engagements start at $3,000/mo, with Strategic Realignment support starting at $5,000/mo.
Clean books are the foundation for every tax and cash decision you make. Messy books cost Park City owners real money at year end. We run your accounting on QuickBooks and close the month on time. Then we deliver financial statements you can actually use. As you grow, the same team adds controller-level oversight to your data. The mistake we see most often at the Foundation level is treating bookkeeping as a compliance chore instead of the source data behind every tax and cash flow decision you’ll make that year. This service fits most Park City businesses across three tiers:
For Park City and Silicon Slopes companies running on NetSuite, or implementing it for the first time, we manage the accounting inside the platform and scale oversight as the business gets more complex. A NetSuite migration usually goes wrong for one reason: the chart of accounts gets copied straight over from QuickBooks instead of being rebuilt around how the business actually needs to report. That support breaks into three tiers:
Park City has many of tax preparers, but Fusion CPA pairs that service with a licensed CPA reviewing your numbers year-round. We also run the full finance stack on the software you already use. Here’s what makes us unique:
Park City businesses choose us for a few reasons. We’re one team for tax, books, and CFO work, instead of three separate vendors. Every engagement runs on one fixed monthly price, with no surprise invoices. And we understand the multi-state reality of a Park City business built on relocated owners, out-of-state income, and a Utah tax code that rewards planning ahead.
We work with Silicon Slopes technology founders and startups, real estate, resort, and hospitality operators tied to the Wasatch Back, and professional service firms and high-net-worth families, including many who relocated to Utah from a higher-tax state. The same team also supports construction and trades businesses across the Wasatch Back and multi-state families navigating multi-state compliance.
We work with businesses throughout Summit County and the surrounding Wasatch Back, including:
If your business is anywhere between Park City and the Jordanelle or down into Heber Valley, we can serve you from our Center Dr office.
Yes. Our Park City office is at 1090 Center Dr, Park City, UT 84098. You can meet with us locally or work with the same team remotely, which is how many of our Summit County and Silicon Slopes clients prefer to operate.
Fusion CPA prices services as flat monthly subscriptions instead of hourly billing. Personal tax starts at $155 a month, business tax at $289, QuickBooks bookkeeping at $399, and outsourced CFO advisory at $3,000. Bundling services together saves 10 to 15 percent versus buying them separately.
Yes. Multi-state compliance is one of our core strengths. We manage part-year and nonresident returns, coordinate Utah’s flat income tax with your former state, and structure entities so relocating to Utah can work in your favor without creating an avoidable tax bill back in the state you left.
Yes. We support tech founders and remote companies across the Wasatch Front with RSU and stock-option planning, investor and board reporting, and bookkeeping on both QuickBooks and NetSuite. Being remote-friendly means your books and tax strategy stay current no matter where your team sits.
Yes. We are QuickBooks ProAdvisor certified and NetSuite certified, so we support Park City businesses on either platform. Smaller and growing companies usually run on QuickBooks, while larger multi-entity operations use our NetSuite tiers for enterprise-level oversight.
Utah taxes individual and corporate income at a flat 4.45 percent rate for 2026, down from 4.5 percent in 2025 after the state’s latest rate cut. There are no brackets, so the same rate applies no matter what you earn. We help you pair that with PTET elections and entity planning to lower your total effective tax.
The best way to see what Fusion can do for your Tampa business is a free 30-minute Discovery Call. We will talk through your situation, your entities, and your goals, then give you a personalized pricing recommendation. No pressure, no billing surprises, just a clear picture of what working together looks like.
Book your free Discovery Call or email info@fusiontaxes.com.
Fusion CPA 1090 Center Dr Park City, UT 84098
Phone: (435) 833-9000 Main: (404) 955-7338 Email: info@fusiontaxes.com
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (MT)
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