Learn to File Your Own Taxes — With Confidence
Our hands-on tax classes are designed for real people, not accountants. Whether you're filing for the first time or want to understand your return better, we'll teach you everything you need to know.
taxClasses.enrollNowWhy Take a Tax Class?
Stop paying for simple returns
Once you understand the basics, you can file straightforward returns yourself and save money every year.
Understand what you're signing
Know exactly what's on your return before you file — no more guessing or trusting blindly.
Catch deductions you've been missing
Learn which deductions apply to your situation so you stop leaving money on the table.
Build financial confidence
Tax knowledge is life knowledge. Our students leave feeling empowered, not overwhelmed.
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Tax Basics 101
New to professional tax preparation? This course is your entry point. You already understand the basics of how taxes work — now learn how to apply that knowledge as a paid preparer: how to interview a taxpayer, determine the correct filing status, identify the credits they qualify for, and uphold the professional and ethical standards the job demands. In 10 hours, you'll build on what you already know — covering income, adjustments, other taxes and penalties, payments and credits, itemized deductions, and the ethical responsibilities that come with preparing someone else's return. No classroom, no long wait — enroll today and start building your professional foundation right away.
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- Explain how a nonrefundable credit affects a taxpayer's tax liability
- Recognize professional responsibility in tax preparation
- Know a tax preparer's responsibilities to the taxpayer
Self-Employed & Freelancer Taxes
New to tax preparation? This course is for you. Start from the basics and build the skills you need to confidently prepare Form 1040 from start to finish. No experience required — just the drive to learn and grow your tax career. This self-study course covers everything a beginner tax preparer needs to know, from understanding income and deductions to navigating credits, capital gains, depreciation, and small business schedules. You'll also walk away up to date on the latest 2026 tax law changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).
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- Identify the correct filing status and determine qualifying dependents
- Apply standard and itemized deductions accurately
- Report income, adjustments, and capital gains and losses
- Complete Schedule C, Schedule E, and Schedule 2
- Calculate payments, tax credits, and taxpayer penalties
- Handle extensions, amendments, and e-filing
- Safeguard taxpayer documents and information
- Apply ethical standards in your tax practice
Tuition Fee
An excellent opportunity for students! Combining a quick review with hands-on software practice is the best methodology for solidifying tax preparation knowledge. To get the most out of this format, it is suggested that the proposal be structured as follows: 📌 1. Quick Review and Q&A Interactive Session: A session (live or pre-recorded with Q&A) focusing on essential concepts (filing statuses, dependents, key credits and deductions). Tax Updates: A concise summary of new IRS laws and regulations for the current season. Handling Complex Cases: A dedicated space to address frequently asked questions and complex scenarios. 💻 2. Software Access and Hands-on Practice User Credentials: Individual access to the tax preparation software. Real-World Scenarios: Guided practice using key forms (1040, Schedule C, W-2, 1099, etc.) to simulate actual client tax returns. Technical Proficiency: Familiarization with the software interface, error validation, and electronic filing (e-file). Key Advantage: Practicing with professional software helps overcome apprehension about the system, allows for making mistakes in a controlled test environment, and builds the confidence needed for tax season.
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