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Luca
Level 1
06-12-2020
02:11 PM
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I've recently completed the training New York requires you to complete before you get registered. I plan to register with the state and the IRS. I plan to use the skills to prepare the taxes of small businesses. However, I feel as though I'll need some practice before I start preparing these taxes.
Does anyone here know of a good way to practice filing taxes?
Thanks for your help, folks.
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itonewbie
Level 15
06-12-2020
07:56 PM
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Getting registered is one thing. But if you have not been in this business before, the best thing to do is to get a job at an established tax practice or accounting firm, ideally to shadow a knowledgeable mentor. You will need probably 3 years to learn the ropes and for the light bulb to go off. You should expect then to take more years to fully develop your expertise. It would be different if all you want to do is to prepare basic tax returns.
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