π¨ Start Your Own Tax Business – No Experience Needed! πΌπ°
Ready to be your own boss and earn $ 90 K+ in just 3–6 months a year?
This power-packed course gives you 10 jam-filled lectures loaded with the exact business skills and strategies you need to launch and grow your one-person tax service — even if you’ve never done it before!
You’ll learn:
✅ Where and how to find paying tax clients
✅ What to charge (and how to charge more!)
✅ IRS requirements – both mandatory & optional
✅ Tools & software you need to get started
✅ How to grow from side hustle to full-time income
✅ Plus, how to scale beyond taxes with extra services
π Note: This is NOT a tax prep course — it’s a business blueprint to help you turn tax season into serious profit.
In 2024, tax pros average $565 per return (up to $850+ for business clients). With just 150 clients, you could hit $100K/year – and still enjoy freedom and flexibility!
π― If you're motivated, organized, and ready to take charge, this course will show you how.
π Enroll now and build your one-person tax empire!
How to Start a One-Person Tax Business and Earn Big—Working Just 3 to 6 Months a Year
Looking for a flexible, profitable side hustle—or a full-blown career you control? Starting a one-person tax business might be the answer. With low startup costs, high earning potential, and the ability to work part-time or seasonally, this opportunity is ideal for retirees, stay-at-home parents, and anyone ready to be their own boss.
Why a Tax Business?
Taxes are a necessity. Every year, millions of Americans seek professional help to file their returns—many willing to pay top dollar for quality service. And the best part? Most of the work is seasonal, concentrated between January and April, with some activity extending through October.
In 2024, the average fee for preparing a Form 1040 with itemized deductions was $565. If your clients, including small business owners, file Schedule C, you could earn $750 to $850 per return. With as few as 150 clients, you’re looking at an income between $90,000 and $105,000 while working only a few months a year.
Perfect for Retirement
If you're retired (or planning to retire), a tax business gives you the perfect balance of freedom and financial independence. You can work part-time, from home or remotely, and spend the rest of the year traveling, relaxing, or pursuing hobbies. It's also a great way to stay mentally active and socially connected.
What You Need to Get Started
This business doesn’t require a CPA license or years of schooling. Here’s a simple checklist to begin:
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Professional Tax Software: This is the core of your business. Choose one that offers client management, e-filing, and audit support.
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PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number): Required by the IRS to prepare tax returns professionally.
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EIN (Employer Identification Number): Needed if you plan to hire help or operate under a business name.
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EFIN (Electronic Filing Identification Number): This allows you to e-file returns on behalf of your clients.
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Basic Office Setup: Laptop or desktop computer, secure internet, printer, and scanner.
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Training: While this business doesn’t require you to be a tax expert overnight, basic training in tax laws, deductions, and credits is essential.
Note: If you're not confident in preparing tax returns yet, start by learning basic tax prep through a reputable course. But if you're already familiar—or plan to hire help—this article focuses on building the business side of your operation.
The Course Offers Unique & Easy Ways to Find Clients
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Word of Mouth: Friends, family, and coworkers are your first potential clients.
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Social Media: Set up a simple Facebook Business Page or LinkedIn profile and post helpful tax tips.
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Local Advertising: Use flyers, local newspapers, and community boards to get your name out.
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Online Listings: Register your business on Google Maps, Yelp, and tax-specific directories.
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Referrals: Offer referral bonuses to clients who send new business your way.
Pricing and Profit Strategy
Don’t undersell yourself. Many new tax preparers charge too little out of fear. Remember, clients pay for peace of mind and your expertise. Start with market rates in your area and adjust as your experience grows.
To increase your income, consider:
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Offering audit protection services
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Helping with business taxes (Schedule C or 1120S)
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Offering bookkeeping or payroll services
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Becoming a Notary Public for added convenience
Grow Over Time—If You Want
The beauty of this business? You control the pace.
Want to stay small and seasonal? Perfect. Want to grow into a year-round, full-time operation? You can do that too.
Some tax pros expand by:
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Hiring part-time seasonal help
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Partnering with bookkeeping or insurance professionals
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Offering financial literacy workshops
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Becoming an Enrolled Agent (EA) for IRS representation privileges
Final Thoughts
A one-person tax business is one of the few side hustles that offers high income potential, seasonal flexibility, and long-term stability—all without a massive upfront investment. Whether you’re a retiree, a career-changer, or someone looking to escape the 9-to-5 grind, this business model can help you reclaim your time and your financial freedom.
Tax season happens every year. Why not make it work for you?
