For now, working from home is the new normal for many non-essential workers. Thanks to advances in tax prep software, both new and seasoned tax preparers have been able to make the transition smoothly. Hereâs what youâll want to keep in mind as you set up your new business from home. Finding Your First Tax Clients from Home
With your business ready to go, itâs time to focus on marketing and finding clients. An effective digital marketing strategy for your new tax practice can help you secure clients even under social distancing restrictions. Local search engine optimization, a business website, and strong social media presence will give your business visibility and credibility online.
Becoming a tax preparer and starting your home-based tax preparation business while working remotely is easier than ever before.