Seasonal Tax Preparer in Walmart
jackson hewitt 3451Chesterfield (VA)
About the role
Benefits:
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development
401(k)
401(k) matching
Flexible schedule
The ideal candidate is a resourcefulself-starterwho works well independently, and part of a team. Someone who can adapt quickly to changing priorities and loves connecting to clients in a high-energy environment. Situated within one of the largest retailers, Walmart, you'll have the opportunity to tap into avast customer baseand experience the rewards of handling a larger book of business, allowing you the potential toearn higher compensationby adding this side gig - or growing a new career - at Jackson Hewitt.
As aSeasonal Tax Preparerin Walmart, you will: Work within one of our Walmart kiosk locations
Assist clients via one-on-one tax interviews and answer questions from walk-ins
Proactively engage with Walmart customers and employees
Complete tax preparation training, and demonstrate a willingness to learn
Utilize basic computer skills
Be supported by exceptional leadership and knowledgeable tax preparers, ensuring you're never alone
Experience the best of both worlds: the camaraderie of a team, combined with the autonomy of working independently
Perks:
Hourly pay
Flexible Schedule Options - Work that works for you!
Tax preparation training and PTIN registration
Continuing tax education
Discounted Friends and Family tax returns (terms apply)
If you're looking for a rewarding opportunity to learn new skills and make an impact,
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