How To Price Individual Returns And What Software To Use?

Posted by benny in FreeWare on May 12th, 2009 | one response

I am currently in public accounting, doing taxes. I am considering a move to the corporate life. If I did that I would like to prepare a few individual return on the side. How do you price an individual return? I know it is based on market, but do people use price per schedule (A,B,C,D), # of income streams, or time? Do you charge to e- file or just include that in the cost of the return. How do you price state returns? Considering I would just do 10 to 20 returns I guess, what software would you use. Seems like TaxAct prepares edition is the way to go. Any thoughts? Basically looking to find some side money, not establish my own firm.

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One Response to “How To Price Individual Returns And What Software To Use?”

  1. Bill B says:
    May 12, 2009 at 4:55 pm

    Do a little ‘Net research and see if you can find prices.http://efiletaxreturns.com/pricing.xmlhttp://www.fileyourtaxes.com/Pricing.htm…http://www.taxhawk.com/servicepricing.js…
    Can’t help you with the recommended software, although I have heard anecdotal evidence that supports your assumption on TaxAct.
    Best of luck.

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