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FAQs
- What is the H&R Block Income Tax Course?
- What topics could I expect to cover?
- How do I find my a tax course in my area?
- How much does the class cost?
- Are there additional costs for books and materials?
- How often does class meet?
- How long is the course?
- What dates does the class meet?
- Will class times meet my schedule?
- What happens if I miss a class?
- May I enroll after the classes have already begun?
- What if I want to learn about a specific area of tax preparation?
- Do I get credit for previous education or training?
- Do I need a college diploma?
- What if I'm under 18 and want to take the course?
What is the H&R Block Income Tax Course?
The H&R Block Income Tax Course will get your tax preparation career started - even if you have no previous experience. Our classes offer interactive discussions, one-on-one assistance and computer software training to help you learn everything you need to know to prepare taxes professionally.* With convenient locations and class times, you'll learn from the best without compromising your current employment or school schedules.
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What topics could I expect to cover?
Students of the course can expect to cover the following topics (number of class hours per subject are in parentheses):
Introduction (3)
Determining filing status (3)
Claiming dependents (3)
Interest and dividends (3)
Saving for retirement (6)
Tip income (3)
Miscellaneous and other deductions (3)
Tax planning and advice (3)
Retirement benefits (6)
All state worksheet (3)
Itemized deductions (12)
Refundable credits (6)
Non-refundable credits (6)
Self employment income and expenses (3)
Self employment tax (3)
Tax law changes (3)
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How do I find a tax course in my area?
Find a class near you.
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How much does the class cost?
The cost of the course may vary based upon location. However, the course content is consistent around the country. The cost of the course does not in any way determine the content or quality. Find a class near you.
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Are there additional costs for books and materials?
In most cases the price of tuition includes the book fee. However, in some states, the cost of books and materials is separate.
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How often does class meet?
Classes generally meet twice weekly in three-hour sessions for eleven weeks, for a total of 69 hours* of instruction.
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How long is the course?
The course consists of 69 hours* of instruction, with classes generally meeting twice weekly for eleven weeks in three-hour sessions.
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What dates does the class meet?
Classes usually begin anywhere from mid-August to mid-September and go through November. Specific dates will be listed with the class you have chosen to attend. Find a class near you to learn specific class dates.
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Will class times meet my schedule?
We vary our class times and locations to accommodate our students. The H&R Block Income Tax Course is designed for busy people with jobs, school or family commitments. Find a class that fits your schedule.
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What happens if I miss a class?
Classes are held days, evenings and weekends. If you need to miss your regular time, you may be able to take a class at another time that week. Also, if you are traveling in the U.S., you may be able to take a course at another H&R Block course location nationwide to ensure that you won't miss anything.
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May I enroll after the classes have already begun?
Enrollment is allowed up to and including the first week of class but is discouraged after that time.
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What if I want to learn about a specific area of tax preparation?
The course covers basic tax preparation and gives you the foundation needed to prepare a tax return. H&R Block Tax Professionals receive ongoing tax education and training including advanced classes that can focus on areas of special interest. back to top
Do I get credit for previous education or training?
No credit for previous education or training is offered.
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Do I need a college diploma?
No, you do not have to have a college degree. Graduation from high school or an equivalent degree is required in Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Texas.
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What if I'm under 18 and want to take the course?
If a student is under the age of 18, the signature of a parent or guardian is required.
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The H&R Block Income Tax Course will get your tax preparation career started - even if you have no previous experience. Our classes offer interactive discussions, one-on-one assistance and computer software training to help you learn everything you need to know to prepare taxes professionally.* With convenient locations and class times, you'll learn from the best without compromising your current employment or school schedules.
* Enrollment in, or completion of the H&R Block Income Tax Course is
neither an offer nor a guarantee of employment.
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What topics could I expect to cover?
Students of the course can expect to cover the following topics (number of class hours per subject are in parentheses):
Introduction (3)
Determining filing status (3)
Claiming dependents (3)
Interest and dividends (3)
Saving for retirement (6)
Tip income (3)
Miscellaneous and other deductions (3)
Tax planning and advice (3)
Retirement benefits (6)
All state worksheet (3)
Itemized deductions (12)
Refundable credits (6)
Non-refundable credits (6)
Self employment income and expenses (3)
Self employment tax (3)
Tax law changes (3)
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How do I find a tax course in my area?
Find a class near you.
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How much does the class cost?
The cost of the course may vary based upon location. However, the course content is consistent around the country. The cost of the course does not in any way determine the content or quality. Find a class near you.
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Are there additional costs for books and materials?
In most cases the price of tuition includes the book fee. However, in some states, the cost of books and materials is separate.
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How often does class meet?
Classes generally meet twice weekly in three-hour sessions for eleven weeks, for a total of 69 hours* of instruction.
* The course consists of 99 hours of instruction in Oregon and 81 hours in California.
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How long is the course?
The course consists of 69 hours* of instruction, with classes generally meeting twice weekly for eleven weeks in three-hour sessions.
* The courses consists of 99 hours of instruction in Oregon and 81 hours in California.
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What dates does the class meet?
Classes usually begin anywhere from mid-August to mid-September and go through November. Specific dates will be listed with the class you have chosen to attend. Find a class near you to learn specific class dates.
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Will class times meet my schedule?
We vary our class times and locations to accommodate our students. The H&R Block Income Tax Course is designed for busy people with jobs, school or family commitments. Find a class that fits your schedule.
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What happens if I miss a class?
Classes are held days, evenings and weekends. If you need to miss your regular time, you may be able to take a class at another time that week. Also, if you are traveling in the U.S., you may be able to take a course at another H&R Block course location nationwide to ensure that you won't miss anything.
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May I enroll after the classes have already begun?
Enrollment is allowed up to and including the first week of class but is discouraged after that time.
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What if I want to learn about a specific area of tax preparation?
The course covers basic tax preparation and gives you the foundation needed to prepare a tax return. H&R Block Tax Professionals receive ongoing tax education and training including advanced classes that can focus on areas of special interest. back to top
Do I get credit for previous education or training?
No credit for previous education or training is offered.
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Do I need a college diploma?
No, you do not have to have a college degree. Graduation from high school or an equivalent degree is required in Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Texas.
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What if I'm under 18 and want to take the course?
If a student is under the age of 18, the signature of a parent or guardian is required.
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