Start Your Own Business in the Income Tax Preparation and Electronic Filing Industry
- Author Sandi Lattin
- Published October 26, 2010
- Word count 777
The opportunity to start your own business and earn substantial income in the tax industry has never been greater. Are you aware that for the first time in the history of our country, more taxpayers e-filed their tax returns in 2007 than filled them out and mailed them in? That represented 80 million tax returns! The following year, the number grew to over 90 million! The Internal Revenue Service is currently operating under a mandate from Congress to facilitate all tax returns to eventually be e-filed. The IRS estimates that an additional 10 million new tax returns are filed annually. When starting a business is evaluated in part based on the principle of supply an demand, the income tax industry will always provide a growth earning potential There are several significant reasons more and more taxpayers are choosing to e-file:
It is the fastest way to file your taxes.
One out of every five tax returns completed and mailed to the IRS is wrong. The error rate for e-filed tax returns is less than one-half of a percent!
You are 40 times more likely to audited by the IRS when mailing in your return than if you e-file.
When you e-file your tax return, you have an acknowledgment from the IRS that it has received your return. This is not so when mailed.
You typically get your refund in 4-10 weeks when you mail you return to the IRS. With e-file services and products, you can gain a refund in 24-48 hours (some conditions apply).
Over 90,000 tax refund checks are returned undeliverable each year to the IRS. E-file can eliminate this possibility.
At Tax Centers of America, our philosophy is to help our franchisees in every way possible to be successful. That includes providing opportunity for growth and expansion. One of the ways we accomplish this is through our Buy 1 Get 4 Free offer. Here is how the offer works:
You purchase your first franchise for our standard franchise fee. We want you to invest your first year opening your first office, learning about our industry and system of doing business. All your effort will be spent your first year getting your new business off the ground and to a great start.
In your second year, we would want you to take the first of your four additional free franchises and open a second office in a second territory. We would expect you to do the same in your third through fifth years, so that by the end of the fifth year, you are operating five tax franchise offices in five different territories. Those territories can be close together, spread out in markets across the state, or in multiple states where there is availability.
If you choose not to open an additional franchise in any subsequent year, we will also give you the right to sell that year's free franchise. You may set the price, and when the franchise sells, Tax Center of America will require a $5,000 ownership transfer fee, and you keep the balance. If neither open or sell any year's franchise, you simply lose it. Whether you open a new franchise or sell it, you have two opportunities to expand your business & income, or gain a portion of your initial investment back.
The Buy 1 Get 4 Free opportunity is a win-win for YOU and for Tax Centers of America!
Start your business with a franchise 500 ranked and award-winning tax franchise company. Tax Centers of America, Inc., with corporate offices in Russelville, Arkansas, started business in 1992. With the growth and success of the company during the first three years, Tax Centers of America developed into a franchise system in 1995. Since that time, we have continued to expand and now support 127 franchise territories in 25 states across the country, operating more than 200 tax offices. Tax Centers of America is now a registered agent to market franchise sales in all 50 states.
Tax Centers of America has gained significant national recognition over the past year. In January – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and in 2010, the company was awarded the # 1 ranking in the Finance & Tax Category in the Franchise 50 Satisfaction Awards sponsored by Franchise Business Review. In those surveys, over 300 leading franchise systems, representing over 60,000 franchise owners, were asked to rate their level of satisfaction with the service and support they received from their franchisors. Tax Centers of America franchisees gave us 4.5 out of a 5-star rating both years!
Ranked #283 by Entrepreneur Magazine's Annual Franchise 500, gaining the designation of being the nation's Top 10 low investment franchise business opportunities. The milestone in the company's history places Tax Centers of America among the countries best and most successful franchise companies. You can be a part of our growing family of successful business men and women.
Sandi Lattin
Buy 1 Get 4 Free
Russelville, Arkansas
http://taxcentersofamerica.com
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