About.
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Helping Organizations since 2001
Steven DiVirgilio, CPA is a Greater Boston certified public accountant with more than 20 years of combined public and private accounting experience. His practice is grounded in technical competence, practical judgment, clear communication, and responsive client service.
Steven is licensed as a Certified Public Accountant. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from the University of Massachusetts and a Master of Science in Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship. He also holds the Certified Management Accountant designation and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Massachusetts Association of Accountants and New England Society of CPAs. In addition to his CPA practice, Steven serves as an adjunct professor in the Accounting and Law Division at Babson College, where he teaches accounting and brings a practitioner’s perspective into the classroom. View Steven’s Babson College Faculty Profile → |
Who I Serve
My practice serves closely held businesses, S corporations, partnerships, C corporations, technology companies, AI startups, SaaS companies, manufacturers, nonprofits, professional service firms, attorneys, entrepreneurs, and individuals.
Many clients are business owners, executives, or management teams that need practical accounting, tax, and financial reporting support without unnecessary complexity. Services may include business and individual tax planning, corporate tax compliance, financial statement preparation, QuickBooks Online guidance, payroll coordination, accounting system review, R&D tax credit support, and advisory services. I also work with companies that are growing, improving financial reporting, preparing for lender or investor requests, evaluating tax planning opportunities, or seeking a clearer understanding of their financial results. The goal is to provide technically sound, business-focused support that helps clients make informed accounting, tax, and financial decisions. Clients value Steven’s accessibility and direct communication without the layers, delays, and formality that can come with larger regional firms. |