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Tax professionals are those whose work revolves around preparing tax returns, auditing claims and facilitating the collection of taxes. Many tax professionals work for the government or individual clients.
Accountant
Tax accountants are responsible for preparing and filing tax returns for individuals or businesses; they can be helpful by finding deductions and credits that individuals might not see.
Examiner
Tax examiners scrutinize simple tax returns to ensure that the deductions, credits and other information claimed are factual and legitimate.
Revenue Agents
Revenue agents work for the Internal Revenue Service or other tax-related government agencies; their duties are to verify the tax claims of businesses and corporations whose information is more complicated than individuals.
Collectors
Tax collectors also work for the government; they deal with individuals and entities who are delinquent in their tax-paying responsibilities.
Financial Advisers
Financial advisers provide money management planning for retirement, education costs, living expenses and offer tax preparation and advice.
Source:
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Accountant
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Financial Advisors
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