Press & brand
Everything you need to write about SpryTax.
Logo files, colors, type, approved wording and a person to email. Reporters on deadline: we reply the same business day.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2022
- Focus
- Venture-backed tech startups, pre-seed to Series B
- Services
- Bookkeeping, tax filing, R&D credits, 409A valuations, formation, payroll, fractional CFO
- Coverage
- All 50 states; US entities with founders worldwide
- Website
- sprytax.com
- Media contact
- [email protected]
Boilerplate
About SpryTax (47 words)
SpryTax is a tax and accounting firm for venture-backed technology startups. Its CPAs handle bookkeeping, federal and state tax filing, R&D tax credits, 409A valuations and Delaware C-Corp compliance for companies from incorporation through Series B, for founders in the US and abroad. Learn more at sprytax.com.
One line
SpryTax handles tax, bookkeeping and compliance for venture-backed tech startups.
Write it as SpryTax (one word, capital S and T). Not Spry Tax, Sprytax or SPRYTAX.
Logo
The mark is a check whose stem sprouts a leaf: work done, company growing. Keep clear space equal to the height of the leaf on every side, and don’t recolor, rotate, stretch or add effects.
Colors
Spruce and Paper carry most layouts. Marigold is the accent: buttons, highlights, one thing per screen. Clay is for deadlines and warnings only.
Spruce
Primary. Logo tile, headings accents, links.
Deep Spruce
Dark sections, footer, reversed logo background.
Marigold
Accent. Primary buttons, highlights, the leaf in the mark.
Paper
Page background. Never pure white for large areas.
Ink
Body text and the "spry" half of the wordmark.
Harbor
Secondary. Charts, tables, informational callouts.
Clay
Warnings and deadlines only.
Typography
Fraunces
Headlines and the wordmark. Semibold, tight tracking.
Instrument Sans
Body copy, UI and data. Regular and medium.
Both are free on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License.
Photography
Real people working, warm daylight, wood and paper. No handshakes, no glowing hologram charts, no people in suits pointing at screens. Photos are licensed from Unsplash.
Available for comment
Our CPAs can speak on the record about:
- 83(b) elections and equity compensation
- Delaware franchise tax and C-Corp costs
- R&D tax credits and Section 174A after the 2025 tax law
- QSBS (Section 1202) and startup exits
- Sales tax nexus for SaaS and ecommerce
- Foreign founders running a US company
Dhruv Gupta, CPA
Founder & CEO
Startup entity structure · Delaware C-Corp formation · QSBS and Section 1202
Rohan Miller, CPA
Head of Tax Strategy
R&D tax credits (IRC Section 41) · 409A valuations · Section 174 amortization
Anita Smith, CPA
Director of Operations
GAAP financial reporting · ASC 606 revenue recognition · Startup bookkeeping
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