Why Freese, Peralez & Associates Now Accepts Bitcoin (And How It Benefits Your Business)

Tim Freese • June 24, 2025

Why Freese, Peralez & Associates Now Accepts Bitcoin (And How It Benefits Your Business)

Tim Freese • June 24, 2025

The Future of Payments Meets 35+ Years of Tax Expertise

When Texas businesses started asking, "Can we pay our CPA in Bitcoin?" we didn’t just say yes, we dug deeper. At Freese, Peralez & Associates (FPA), we’ve spent 35+ years helping The Woodlands’ and Montgomery County business owners navigate complex tax strategies. Now, we’re taking that expertise into the future by accepting Bitcoin for CPA services seamlessly, securely, and with zero volatility risk for you.

Here’s why this matters for your business (and why FPA is the firm to trust with your taxes, crypto or not):
Bitcoin tax payments for Houston-area businesses with Freese, Peralez & Associates CPA firm.

Why Bitcoin? Because Your Business Isn’t Stuck in the Past

We didn’t adopt Bitcoin to chase trends. We did it because:

  • Construction clients use crypto to hedge against inflation and now they can apply it to tax planning.
  • Manufacturers and real estate investors increasingly transact in digital assets. Your CPA should speak the language.
  • Competitive edge: If you’re overpaying a "Big 4" firm for impersonal service, we offer better rates and actual strategy (not just compliance).

How It Works:
We partnered with 
OpenNode to ensure:
✅ Instant USD conversion (no volatility risk for us or you)
✅ Secure, professional integration with our accounting systems
✅ Flexibility for crypto-savvy clients without the hassle


More Than Crypto: Why The Woodlands’ Top Businesses Choose FPA

Bitcoin is just one way we stay ahead. Here’s what else sets us apart:

🏆 Voted Best CPA Firm in The Woodlands (2024 & 2025)*
(Official announcement Aug. 1—but we couldn’t resist a sneak peek.)

🌎 Multilingual Team: Serve clients in 7 languages, including Russian, Vietnamese, Urdu, and Hindi.

🏗️ Industry Specialization: Deep expertise in construction, manufacturing, and real estate—where tax strategy makes or breaks margins.

📅 Year-Round Tax Planning: We don’t just file returns; we build long-term financial strategies.

🤝 Locally Involved: Find us at Woodlands, Conroe, Magnolia and Tomball Chamber events, we’re your neighbors, not a faceless firm.


Ready for a CPA Firm That Grows With You?

Since 2017, we’ve helped Texas businesses save on taxes, streamline compliance, and plan for what’s next—whether that’s Bitcoin, international expansion, or complex entity structures.



Switching is easy. And if you’re currently with a firm that treats you like a number? Let’s talk.


📞 Contact FPA Today: Schedule a Consultation
📍 Local. Trusted. Ahead of the Curve.

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