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Congratulations on taking the first step
to owning your own business!
As the owner of a Roni Deutch Tax Center you will be providing tax preparation and other business services to people in your community. Everyone needs to pay taxes, and you will be respected and valued for the services you provide. Through your business efforts you will make connections and friendships that can last a lifetime.
With a Roni Deutch Tax Center you can be your own boss and take control of your financial future. Stop spending your days building wealth and security for someone else and start making a lasting legacy for you and your family.
Best of all, as a Roni Deutch Tax Center you will be in control of your own time and income. You can choose to operate a more traditional tax office or expand your earning potential with some of our year round additional business opportunities. You will have the flexibility to set your own schedule and to decide how many months a year you want to work.
When it comes to taxes, the Roni Deutch name is known by millions of Americans across the country, ranking second only to H&R Block. Tax attorney Roni Deutch, owner of the nation's largest tax resolution law firm, founded the Roni Deutch Tax Center to answer the call for competent tax return preparation.
The tax preparation industry is on fire! IRS studies show already 229 million tax returns were prepared last year and this base is expected to grow to 250 million in the next few years. That is 19 million more tax returns! Cash in on this opportunity.
Tax preparers are in hot demand with 62% of Americans using a tax preparer and this number is expected to grow! Also, taxes are recession resistant. Each year Americans must file tax returns regardless of cycles of the economy or changing tastes, meaning this is a solid long-term business.
Our company is full of hard working, optimistic and passionate individuals. Roni Deutch Tax Center franchise owners are part of an incredibly exciting culture. We have the support structures in place to assist our franchisees grow their business.
If you are ready to start living your dream, contact us today to learn more about being a part of the Roni Deutch Tax Center system.
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2. What is the total initial investment, and did actual startup costs match the estimates in Item 7 of the FDD?
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