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Book Title | : | Getting Started in Tax Consulting |
| Edition | : | N/A | |
| Author(s) | : | Gary W. Carter, CPA | |
| Page | : | 305 Pages | |
| Year Published | : | 2001 | |
| Publisher | : | John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | |
| ISBN | : | 0-471-38454-2 | |
| File Size | : | 1.25 MB | |
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Book Description:
Who’s to say what forces conspire to place us in our life’s work? Some are lucky enough to discover early what they are meant to do and live a life fulfilled. Others suffer through a few dry runs before their calling becomes apparent. Still others get trapped in an unhappy work life and never learn that getting up to go to work in the morning can be a joyful experience.
You might be a high school student contemplating a college degree, a young entrepreneur searching for a business opportunity, or someone mature in a nongratifying career who is seeking a new direction. Regardless of your current status in life, perhaps you are on the verge of discovery—you might be about to learn that you were born to be a tax consultant!
Tax consulting and return preparation is a fast-paced and dynamic industry. It is a well-respected, professional field requiring technical knowledge, but at the same time it can be entered at a basic level with relatively limited education and training. It carries the promise of high earning potential, can be entered either full or part-time, and is a perfect candidate for a home-based business. It has no barriers from entry based on age, sex, race, or religion. To the contrary, the demand for tax services is so universal that members of special groups can employ their status as an edge in establishing a niche in the market.
Who’s to say what forces conspire to place us in our life’s work? Some are lucky enough to discover early what they are meant to do and live a life fulfilled. Others suffer through a few dry runs before their calling becomes apparent. Still others get trapped in an unhappy work life and never learn that getting up to go to work in the morning can be a joyful experience.
You might be a high school student contemplating a college degree, a young entrepreneur searching for a business opportunity, or someone mature in a nongratifying career who is seeking a new direction. Regardless of your current status in life, perhaps you are on the verge of discovery—you might be about to learn that you were born to be a tax consultant!
Tax consulting and return preparation is a fast-paced and dynamic industry. It is a well-respected, professional field requiring technical knowledge, but at the same time it can be entered at a basic level with relatively limited education and training. It carries the promise of high earning potential, can be entered either full or part-time, and is a perfect candidate for a home-based business. It has no barriers from entry based on age, sex, race, or religion. To the contrary, the demand for tax services is so universal that members of special groups can employ their status as an edge in establishing a niche in the market.
| Table of Contents: | ||
| Chapter 1 | The Role of a Tax Consultant. | |
| Chapter 2 | Enduring Demand for Tax Services. | |
| Chapter 3 | Self-Assessment and Education. | |
| Chapter 4 | Your Business Plan. | |
| Chapter 5 | Choices for Business Organization. | |
| Chapter 6 | A Little about Taxes, Permits, and Record-Keeping. | |
| Chapter 7 | Tax Research and the Tools of the Trade. | |
| Chapter 8 | Starting and Running a Part-Time Web-Based Tax Service. | |
| Chapter 9 | Getting to Know the Internal Revenue Service. | |
| Chapter 10 | Conversations with Six Tax Professionals. | |
| Appendix Resource Guide Notes Index |
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