Join professional association such as the National Association of Tax Professionals and the National Society of Tax Professionals for access to classes, publications, news and other resources.
Get a job or internship at large tax-preparation firms.
Talk to tax preparers about their careers. Ask them for tips on breaking into the field.
Attend industry conferences—such as the National Association of Tax Professionals’ National Conference and Expo (https://www.natptax.com/EventsAndEducation/Conferences/NationalConference)—to network and to interview for jobs.
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