Accounting Firm Belchertown, MA 01007

Certified Public Accountants near Belchertown, MA 01007

Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C. is a leading CPA firm serving Belchertown, MA and the surrounding community since 1948. MBK services go beyond accounting, auditing, taxation and financial planning to include proactive business strategy for organizations throughout Western MA.

We offer our Belchertown, MA clients expertise and personalized service in such areas as: accounting and tax preparation; employee business plan benefit auditing; business consulting; business valuation and more.

At MBK, we're dedicated to providing you with the absolute best possible service. Whether your business is in Belchertown, MA or located in the Western MA area, MBK has the knowledge, experience and expertise you need to make sure your financial needs are met. Please contact us today at (413) 536-8510 or contact us online.

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Belchertown, MA CPA Services

With decades of experience serving clients in Belchertown, MA, across Western Massachusetts and the country, our services include accounting, auditing, taxation and more. Learn more about our full range of services:

Latest CPA Insights for Belchertown, MA

Manufacturers: Could You Use a Break?

By Meyers Brothers Kalicka • March 2, 2026

For manufacturers planning to build new facilities or expand their existing plants, last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced a powerful new tax incentive.

New FAR Thresholds

By Meyers Brothers Kalicka • February 27, 2026

There are five updates to the Federal Acquisition Regulation's (FAR) thresholds: micro-purchases, small purchases, sealed bid, proposal and noncompetitive that nonprofits should be aware of.

Tax Planning for Investors: Know Your Basis and Holding Period

By Katrina Arona • February 27, 2026

When investors sell stocks or mutual fund shares, calculating the gain or loss for tax purposes is simply the difference between the sale price and the cost basis. In practice, however, it can get complicated. That’s because many people buy multiple shares of the same investments over time at different prices.