How do you become a Tax Preparer? While you will not need an advanced degree or be required to pass a difficult examination, becoming a tax preparer will require hard work and dedication. Currently, the compilation of tax laws, treasury regulations, and treasury rulings incorporates over 73,000 pages of content. This guide focuses on what you need to know to get started in the tax preparation industry. We designed this course with you in mind. Utilizing the experience of Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and former IRS employees, we developed this course to provide you with a solid foundation of tax knowledge and the essentials for starting a successful career as a tax professional.

This 6-hour course covers the topics outlined for qualification as a 2015 Annual Federal Tax Refresher course, which is part of the required curriculum for unenrolled tax preparers looking to earn the Annual Filing Season Record of Completion. Stay ahead of the curve in a competitive tax preparation environment with this course covering all of the essential developments impacting individual tax returns during the upcoming 2015 filing season. Important tax law updates, including an analysis of the rules governing the new 3.8% net investment income tax and penalties for failure to obtain health insurance coverage are addressed. This course also includes a review of basic individual tax preparation information needed to prepare 2014 returns and tackles some of the most challenging areas for preparers, such as determining entitlement to dependency exemptions for divorced and unmarried parents, reporting tip income on the return, and utilizing valuable education credits. Critical procedural issues are covered to equip the preparer with the information needed to comply with Code and Circular 230 rules regarding tax practice during the filing season. The course content is provided in a lively fashion focusing on real-world solutions to common tax preparation problems and is replete with examples and illustrations demonstrating how to apply the relevant rules.

How do you become a Tax Preparer? While you will not need an advanced degree or be required to pass a difficult examination, becoming a tax preparer will require hard work and dedication. Currently, the compilation of tax laws, treasury regulations, and treasury rulings incorporates over 73,000 pages of content. This guide focuses on what you need to know to get started in the tax preparation industry. We designed this course with you in mind. Utilizing the experience of Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and former IRS employees, we developed this course to provide you with a solid foundation of tax knowledge and the essentials for starting a successful career as a tax professional.

The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.

The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.

The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.

The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.

The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.

This is Volume 1 of 2. The objective of this self-study course is to teach 1040 tax preparation without the help of tax preparation software. The student will learn line by line the 1040 and how the most common schedules flow into the 1040. This course is designed for beginners and intermediate level tax preparers. Included are instructor led videos for each of the 20 chapters, an e-book, chapter review questions, tax practice activities and a text book for easy reference. This course qualifies for 15 hours of IRS Approved Continuing Education.