Give Me Just 7 Days, And I'll Show You Step-by-Step
How To Make First $10k
as Tax Preparer!
It's True! You Can Have the Online Career (or Side-Hustle) You've Always Wanted...Even if you have no Experience and No Education
It's True! You Can Have the Online Career (or Side-Hustle) You've Always Wanted...Even if you have no Experience and No Education
Now, you might be thinking…
Now, you might be thinking…
- “But don’t I need to be a CPA?”: No. You can legally prepare taxes with basic training — no degree required
- “Isn’t it boring?”: Honestly, it’s like solving puzzles. Meditative. Satisfying. And you can be creative in how you run your business.
- “Isn’t it complicated?”: Not really. 90% of tax returns are simple, repetitive, and easy to learn.
- “You can’t make much, right?” Wrong. Most preparers charge $500–$1,000 per return. That’s 2–3 hours of work.
Why Now Is the Right Time to Become a Tax Preparer
Recession-Proof and Always in Demand
As Benjamin Franklin said, “Nothing is certain except death and taxes.” Even in economic downturns, tax preparation is essential. With today’s tax code constantly changing and people fearing audits or penalties, they seek expert help. This field is stable, consistent, and recession-resistant.
High Income in a Short Time Frame
Many tax preparers earn a full year’s salary in just 5 months, by capitalizing on the spring (70% of work) and fall (30% of work) tax seasons. This compressed work schedule allows for an efficient income model with much more time for personal pursuits the rest of the year.
Flexible and Remote-Friendly Career
You can work from home, set your own schedule, and serve clients across the country or even the world. It’s perfect for people who want more time with family, want to travel, or value work-life balance. Whether full-time or side hustle — it’s fully flexible and scalable.
Low Barrier to Entry, No College Degree Required
Unlike many professional careers, you don’t need a college degree to become a tax preparer. With just a PTIN, some state-required education (like CA’s 60-hour course), and possibly an EA or CPA certification later on, you can start quickly and affordably.
Meet your instructor
Kateryna’s Story: From Burnout to Freedom with a 6-Figure Seasonal Tax Business
I know what it’s like to be exhausted—working all day just to survive, studying at night, running on caffeine and hope. For years, I woke up before sunrise to start my shift, then rushed straight to class in the evening, only to stay up late doing homework.
I was tired. But I had a dream.
Eventually, I earned my CPA license. I worked in the music industry, then at one of the Big Four firms—Ernst & Young—preparing complex tax returns for major clients. It was valuable experience, but deep down, I wanted something more:
Freedom. Flexibility. My own business.
So I left. I’ve now been self-employed for 5 years, working only during tax season—and taking the rest of the year for myself. Tax preparation gave me the life I dreamed of.
If you’re tired but still dreaming—this is for you.
Why I Created This Roadmap
I created this blueprint for the younger me.
For the tired student.
For the waitress dreaming of something more.
For the parent who wants flexibility.
For anyone who feels stuck but knows they’re capable of more.
Tax preparation changed my life. It gave me financial freedom, flexibility, and confidence. And it can do the same for you—if someone just shows you how.
This roadmap will teach you:
• How to become a tax preparer with no experience
• The skills that matter in the real world—not just in textbooks
• How to get your first clients and grow your income
• How to build a seasonal career that fits around your life
This isn’t just a course. It’s a doorway to a new future. Let me guide you through it!
Curriculum
7 steps Bootcamp How to How to Run a Tax Preparation Business
Step 1: Become tax preparer - general video
Step 2: State regulation and Federal registrations (PTIN, EFIN)
Step 3: Tax Business cycle (include when to do what, billing)
Step 4: Basics in Tax Preparation, Tax Softwares Choice
Step 5: Client onboarding process
Step 6: AI for Tax preparation
Step 7: Client relationship, scaling the business
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FAQ
Are these courses online?
Yes. All courses outlined in this program can be completed online, 100 percent virtually.
How much self-employed tax preparer can make during first tax season?
A self-employed tax preparer can typically earn $7,500 to $30,000 in their first season, and $30,000 to $100,000+ with experience — all within 2.5 to 3 months of work during tax season. Income depends on the number of clients, types of returns, and fees charged.
What is the refund policy for the course?
Try it risk-free! If our certification wasn’t what you were expecting, we’ll guarantee your money back within 7 days, no questions asked.
