PreparerTraining.com

11905 Pendleton Pike, 46236, Indianapolis, IN, United States
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About PreparerTraining.com

Federal Direct and PreparerTraining.com promise to bring fresh, relevant tax preparation continuing education content to our users and subscribers. We promise to deliver this content in a professional manner at a price point which makes it accessible to as many tax preparers and Enrolled Agents as possible. Preparertraining.com makes all purchased courses immediately available online and available 24/7/365 - Study on your schedule. About Us Contact Us IRS AFSP Live Webinar Schedule Continuing Education Course Library CAA Forensic Training Tax Office Support Solutions A+ BBB Rating

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PATRICIA KIDWELL
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Superb Experience I found that the website was easy to manuever. I thought the information was thorough and anyone who takes this course should come away from it learning something. I would definitely recommend this course or classes to anyone. Thank you for the great experience. I am sure I will be using this again in the future.

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Debbie
GB

Easy Process It was easy to sign up, easy to follow the instructions, great to get the results immediately. Now I am waiting for the certificate. Thanks for the reply-found my certificate in the My CE Tracking - Love IT!!

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Barbara Cordeiro
GB

Happy preparer The training material and the test(s) were easy to understand, easy to answer, and the immediate ability to download and or print the certificate is what made this the best company to use. I am so very happy I chose to use PreparerTraining.com for my training needs. Thank you

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Arnold Schumacher
GB

Good product, but potential test inconsistencies First, the training course was reasonably priced in my opinion. Second, the online modules were detailed and comprehensive. However, I thought some of the test questions were worded in a very confusing manner, and in particular were not always worded consistently compared to the modules or study guide. Also, in my opinion, some of the questions on the 100 question AFTR exam related to specific information that was not covered in the study guide. Or at least, I couldn’t find some of that information in the areas of the guide I thought were applicable for that topic. Examples include: How long does the tax preparer have to pay penalties assessed by the IRS for failure to comply with circular 230 requirements? I could not find any reference to that at all in study guide. Nor could I find any reference to 6% tax on excess IRA contributions. Now, I realize the test was open book, and I could seek the information from any resource available in addition to the study guide. But, as a minimum, I believe the information should be available in the exam study guide. There were other examples as well. Now obviously, I could be mistaken and I totally overlooked the information. If so, I apologize.

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French Legal, PLLC
GB

Excellent for Self-Study The self-study format works very well, especially for seasoned CAA and tax attorneys. The test questions should be reviewed because some were very vague. I write this as someone who got only one question wrong --- even at my knowledge level, I found myself asking "are you trying to ask this?" as I went through the questions.

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