Ken Hughes and Associates Named Best Certified Public Accountant

by | Jul 20, 2012

Ken Hughes & Associates was named the Best Certified Public Accountant in Allen Publishing’s Best of Denton County 2011 Awards. Every year hundreds of businesses are nominated and voted for by the readers of The Flower Mound Connection and other local papers owned by Allen Publishing. The writing staff plays no role in the determining process, leaving the choice up to the community.

Our firm has also been nominated for Best Certified Public Accountant and Best Certified Public Accounting Firm in this year’s poll.

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