Liberty Tax Service Franchise - Tax Service Business

Be Your Own Boss. No Tax Experience Necessary.

Are you serious about success? Do you have an entrepreneurial streak? Then Liberty Tax Service could be the ideal franchise business opportunity for you. Over 63% of the taxpaying population will pay someone to do their taxes and that figure is expected to rise as the tax code gets more complicated. Wouldn’t you like to get in on some of that growth?

Low Cost. High Return.
The Liberty Tax service franchise investment is one of the most affordable you will find. It’s truly a seasonal business with a double bottom line. Liberty Tax start-up costs are lower than the top ten other franchises on Entrepreneur's list of the top 500 franchises.

What Makes A Liberty Tax service Franchise Different?
Our CEO & Founder John Hewitt. We are led by International Franchise Association Entrepreneur of the Year, John T. Hewitt. With 41 years of experience in the tax preparation business, he has led Liberty to open 3,300 offices in just 12 years - more than three times faster than any tax company EVER.

A Proven Franchise Operating System
As a Liberty Tax Service franchise owner, we will help you implement your business plan and grow your franchise business. Our franchisees work hard for four months and have the rest of the year to pursue other interests.

For the best small business opportunity in the income tax service franchise industry, choose Liberty!

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