Tax preparers

When it comes to getting up to speed for filing season, everyone has a different hurdle.

From blogging and social media to email marketing and prize drawings, preparers share how they lure in new clients.

Far fewer are concerned about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, unlike last year.

Sometimes it can feel like now, it’s up to the client to do their part so you can do your job. In many ways, you’re right.

Get working on it now, before the filing season rush begins.

For many tax pros, temporary staff aren’t worth the trouble.

Filing will begin on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020.

Filing should be easier this time, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t steps you can take to make things better.

Customers can upload their documents and get matched with a tax pro.

Tax pros share how they handle estimate-seekers and price shoppers.

The agency is once again reaching out to practitioners who originated problematic returns.

Tax pros share their strategies for dealing with cost-conscious clients.

Updates include new forms, e-file capabilities, and behind-the-scenes software upgrades.

Tax professor Sharyn Fisk will take the helm early in 2020.

The new platform connect taxpayers with 'their ideal tax professional.'

The IRS has ideas for taxpayers and their advisors to get ready for filing.

Tax preparers share their experiences with the fall deadline.

The tax prep chain Block recognizes three tax practices for their business success and community achievement.

Tax practitioners share what they’ve done to prepare for transitioning their practices.

Tax practitioner Bill Nemeth gets ahead of CP2000 letters with artificial intelligence.