1. Seasonal Tax Preparer and Financial Support Specialist
Financial services firms and commercial tax offices hire tens of thousands of temporary staff every fall and winter to assist with pre-tax planning and tax filing season.
You do not always need a background as a CPA; many tax companies provide paid training programs in late autumn for seasonal hires.
Data indicates that entry-level seasonal tax preparers earn approximately $15.49 per hour, while experienced or credentialed preparers earn $31.55 or more per hour.
This role allows you to work sitting down in a professional office environment or remotely from home, making it an ideal, low-impact option for older adults with strong analytical skills.
You can review tax preparation resources on the Internal Revenue Service website to explore training pathways.
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