2022 Tax Season Announcement

I am unable to take any NEW clients this coming tax season.  

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Welcome!

Contact me to get started:  Jen@McCrackenTax.com Welcome!  My name is Jennifer McCracken, and I have been working in Accounting and Tax Preparation since 1989.  I participate in the IRS's annual preferred preparer program that requires tax preparers to keep up with the latest changes to the tax code just like CPAs and EAs have to do.  The only difference is that I didn't get a masters degree, or sit for a long test.  I work from my home office in order to keep my fees affordable and competitive. If you dread dealing with the IRS, and want a tax preparer that dislikes them just as much, or maybe more, I'm your girl.  My goal as a preparer is to capitalize on every credit/deduction that I can legally get for my clients.  I don't want my clients to pay the government any more than is absolutely necessary. I try to keep the process easy and convenient.  In compliance with the IRS codes, I use secure servers to exchange documents.  I have...
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