Nth Degree CPAs Moves Offices to Downtown Seattle's Tower Building

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September 4, 2014
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As you may or may not have known, Nth Degree CPAs has moved offices from our beloved Pioneer Square address to the heart of the downtown corridor in the Tower Building on 7th Ave, just one block north of Pacific Place and only a few blocks from the Seattle Convention Center.


“We loved being in Pioneer Square – it was an up-and-coming neighborhood that was matched by the up-and-coming businesses located there. But our new office location allows us to be more centrally located, surrounded by a multitude of references and connections.”


– Nolan Bradbury, Partner, Nth Degree CPAs


Our new space offers us all of the conveniences of a downtown location, as well as easy access to I-5 via Stewart Street (accessible via Express Lanes) and Olive Way.


Nth Degree CPAs is now located at 1809 7th Ave Suite 303 Seattle, WA 98101


We look forward to seeing you soon.


Nth Degree CPAs is a boutique, high-value accounting firm in Seattle, WA that provides integrated tax planning and preparation services as well as accounting and controller-level financial guidance for the small business community. Online at www.nthdegreecpas.com

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