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Davidson Pargman and Company, LLC

Davidson Pargman & Company, LLC (DPC) is a full-service public accounting firm, serving business clients in various industries, as well as individuals and trusts, in Chicagoland and surrounding communities. At DPC, we value our client relationships. As your trusted advisor, we’ll take the time to understand your financial challenges and opportunities. With that knowledge, we will provide objective advice for your specific financial, tax and advisory needs.

Our Services

Whether you could use help managing day-to-day accounting, end of year tax preparation, or are in need of in-depth financial advice, our dedicated team of certified public accountants is here for you. Through financial review and forecasting, we can provide you with a better understanding of your financial status and offer objective suggestions for decreasing costs. We are experts at reviewing, auditing and making suggestions for sustainable employee benefits plans. Other services include:

What’s New

Employers’ RTO policies may impact hiring and retention

Employers’ RTO policies may impact hiring and retention

November 12, 2026

Employers: Be careful if you have a return-to-office policy or are considering one. A recent study found these policies impose substantial costs on employees. We examine this developing issue.

Separating or divorcing this year? Consider these tax issues before year end

Separating or divorcing this year? Consider these tax issues before year end

November 10, 2026

Separation and divorce can have tax consequences that are often overlooked. If you’re in the process of a split with your spouse, it’s important to understand how a legal separation or final divorce decree could affect your 2026 filing status and tax liability.

Expecting a big revenue year? Consider tax moves before year end

Expecting a big revenue year? Consider tax moves before year end

November 9, 2026

If your business is booming, congratulations! Higher profits are great news, but don’t overlook your 2026 income tax obligations. Let’s explore ways to lower taxes and avoid tax-filing surprises.