Do You Love Taxes?
Saturday, January 7th, 2012Some people hate the idea of preparing their own income taxes, but there are folks out there that just love numbers and figuring out ways for people to save money. The trouble is you cannot just hang out your shingle and become a tax preparer without training or without certification.
Where to Go to Become a Tax Preparer
If you’d like to learn the ins and outs of preparing other people’s taxes, and be fully prepared to past your irs exam, then FastForwardAcademy is your solution. The reasons you need to prepare should be fairly obvious, tax laws change at the speed of light and, above all, you just cannot do other people’s taxes without certification (two of the most obvious reasons of course).
Easy Steps to Become Qualified to Get a Job As a Federal Tax Return Preparer
At FastForwardAcademy, the steps to your new job are simple. They give you:
1. Directions on how to sign up with the IRS (your first step) and even let you know it costs only $64.25 initially and $63 annually thereafter
2. Registration instructions so you can begin either brushing up on, or starting fresh with, what will be on the exam for you to become certified
3. Test, test, test before you take the official one. Lots of practice exams (along with the material) are available on their website. This way you’re ahead of the curve and will know what to expect when you sit for your exam to become an enrolled agent.
4. They also provide continuing education courses. Just like other fields, keeping up on tax laws and changes means continuing to educate yourself (and keep your certification current). When everything you need is in one spot, it sure makes life a whole lot easier
Prices range (currently) from $199 to $349 depending on your needs. That’s a fairly inexpensive way to get a new start in a new direction (or stay current in your existing one), especially in this economy. So if you’re considering a career change or must make a career change, use any of the links above and investigate becoming an income tax preparer. Who knows… maybe that love of “math” will pay you big dividends!






