CPA in Ponce Inlet, FL
6 licenses · checked Oct 30, 2026
There are 6 CPA licenses with an address of record in Ponce Inlet, FL, in the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) data checked Oct 30, 2026. That is 0.0% of the 28,015 such licenses statewide; Ponce Inlet ranks #324 of 698 FL cities for this license type. Most list Volusia County. The median first-issue year is 2003; the oldest license dates from 1992. 3 of them come up for renewal or expiration in the next 12 months, so re-check status before you sign a contract.
What a CPA license covers
A Florida CPA license (Board of Accountancy) is required to perform attest work such as audits and reviews and to hold out as a CPA.
How to verify a license
Search the name or license number in the official DBPR lookup and confirm the license is current and active, the license type matches the job, and the name matches the business you are hiring. Official lookup: DBPR license lookup.
CPA licenses in Ponce Inlet
Showing 6 of 6, A to Z. Listing order is alphabetical, not a recommendation.
- Jennifer Rose Williamson#31643 · 32127
- Keely D Rich#33488 · 32127
- Lawrence Joseph Fornari#24050 · 32127
- Louis W Rich#41945 · 32127
- Sarah Tarese Mather#45257 · 32127
- Tonia Ann Wint#38338 · 32127
Frequently asked questions
How many CPA licenses are in Ponce Inlet?
6 active licenses in the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) data checked Oct 30, 2026 (0.0% of FL).
What does a CPA license cover?
A Florida CPA license (Board of Accountancy) is required to perform attest work such as audits and reviews and to hold out as a CPA.
How do I verify a CPA license in Ponce Inlet?
Search the name or license number in the official DBPR lookup and confirm the license is current and active, the license type matches the job, and the name matches the business you are hiring. Use the license number shown here with the DBPR license lookup.
How many Ponce Inlet CPA licenses expire soon?
3 of 6 have an expiration date in the next 12 months. A license that lapses must be renewed before the holder can work under it again.
Source: Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Licensed Florida is independent and not affiliated with the licensing agency. Data checked Oct 30, 2026.