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Today’s consumers
demand convenient, quick and accurate
income tax preparation service, as well as fast
access to their tax refunds.
 Most
retail tax customers file an
individual 1040. Many of our
income tax customers earn under $40K adjusted
gross income (AGI) and may qualify
for earned income credit (EIC). They
are seeking a fast and easy way to
file their tax returns and receive the
income tax refund associated with this credit.
Eagle Tax franchise relationships with well known
banks enable franchisees to provide products
that can assist customers in
obtaining their income tax refunds fast with a
refund anticipation loan (RAL).
These refund loans enable taxpayers
to forgo paying out-of-pocket tax
preparation fees. Similar products
are available for direct deposit.
Because many customers are
intimidated by income tax regulations and
have little time to spare for tax
preparation, Eagle Tax franchise has created a
convenient, easy
solution to meet
their needs.
A REAL NEED...A VALUABLE SERVICE
 According
to recent IRS data, nearly 134
million federal income tax returns
are filed annually, more than 60
percent of which are filed by a
professional tax preparer.1 In fact,
the IRS predicts that by the year
2012, nearly a quarter of a billion
tax returns will be filed
electronically in the United
States.2 Many of these customers are
seeking fast access to a refund on
their Federal and State returns and
view it as an annual windfall.
Take the next step in joining our
growing income tax franchise:
Complete our Confidential Qualification Application
today. Upon acceptance, we will
immediately send you a copy of the Eagle
Tax Franchise Disclosure Document. This
document will provide all details that
you will need to perform your due
diligence process in deciding to invest
in this business opportunity.
 ¹ “Tax Stats at a
Glance.” Internal Revenue Service,
2006.
Available at
http://www.irs.gov/taxstats/article/0,,id=102886,00.html
Accessed 26 July, 2007.
²
Taukir Hussain, “Projections of
Federal Tax Return Filings:
Calendar Years 2005-2012.”
Statistics of Income Bulletin,
Winter, 2005. Available at
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/12proj.pdf
Accessed 06 March, 2008.
³
“Table 4. Number of Returns Filed
Electronically, by Type of Return
and State, Fiscal Year 2006.”
Internal Revenue Service Data
Book, 2006. Available at
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/table_4_2006_dp.xls
Accessed 06 March, 2008. |
