Howe Riley and Howe PC Revenue and Competitors

The firm was founded in 1950 by James Howe, who was joined as a partner by his son, Kevin, in 1965 and by John Riley in 1975. From that point forward, the firm reacted to the strong economic growth in New Hampshire, in particular, and in New England, in general, by growing both in size and in the scope of services offered to its clients. The growth of the firm has been sustained by its clients\' recognition of its ability and desire to provide superior service. Currently the firm, which became a professional corporation in 1988, has in its employ approximately forty individuals including, seven officers/shareholders, whose brief biographical sketches can be viewed by clicking the \"People\" link at the left. The firm is unique and distinctive from other public accounting firms in some fundamental areas that we believe are essential to the critical needs of our clients. In spite of rapid growth, the policy of our firm is to develop and train our staff from within whenever possible. In addition, through growth and offering challenging client situations, we have been able to retain a high number of our people and have not experienced the rapid turnover that is common in the public accounting profession. This gives us a particular advantage in maintaining a consistency of principles and methods on our engagements and in achieving a high standard of quality in our work.