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Getting
Started
in Tax
Consulting
Books by
Gary
Carter
 Getting
Started
in Tax
Consulting
Author:
Gary W.
Carter,
Ph.D.,
MT, CPA
Retail
Price:
$19.95
Publisher:
John
Wiley &
Sons
ISBN:
0471384542
Publishing
Date:
April 6,
2001
To purchase:
From
the
Publisher
Tax
consulting
and
return
preparation
is a
fast-paced,
dynamic
industry
– one
that
promises
high
earning
potential.
In this
book, tax
advisor
Gary
Carter
shows you
just what
it takes
to become
an
in-demand
tax
consultant.
You'll
discover
how to
break
into the
tax
business,
even with
relatively
limited
education
and
training,
and build
a path to
your new
career
with
Carter's
five-step
formula
for
success.
Brimming
with
expert
advice
from tax
professionals
and
featuring
up-to-the-minute
coverage
of
everything
from
qualifications
and
employment
opportunities
to
Internet
resources,
Getting
Started
in Tax
Consulting
shows you
how to:
Assess your personality fit for the tax profession Formulate your business plan for starting a tax practice Find a niche for your tax services Choose between a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a C corporation, an S corporation, and a limited liability company Set your fees and market your services Perform research - an essential skill of the tax professional Make the IRS your partner and advisor - not your adversary Start a Web-based tax service
Gary
Carter,
PhD, CPA
(Edina,
MN), is
Associate
Director
of the
Masters
of
Business
Taxation
Program
at the
University
of
Minnesota.
He has
worked in
public
accounting
with both
a
regional
and a Big
Five CPA
firm, and
was a
revenue
agent for
the state
of
Alaska.
Table
of
Contents
The Role of a Tax Consultant The Enduring Demand for Tax Services Self Assessment and Education Your Business Plan Choices for Business Organization A Little About Taxes, Permits and Record Keeping Tax Research and the Tools of the Trade Starting and Running a Part-Time Web-Based Tax Service Getting to Know the IRS A Conversation with Six Tax Professionals Appendix Resource Guide
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