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Hey guys, I’ve been an accountant for about 5 years now working only in tax. I started at a firm straight out of college working in the high net worth department mainly focusing on 1040 and some trust work. I enjoy the work and find it interesting. In college I kind of just fell into accounting because I needed a major and it was a safe and stable career path. Honestly I hate “accounting” or any bookkeeper type of work. I’m into late 20’s and have been doing some soul searching. I have always wanted to own a business and have been contemplating owning a tax firm. Is it possible to run a tax firm only doing 1040 and earning a decent living? I am doing well at my job and can stay and grow at my company where I only work on 1040s but then I worry if I am severely limiting job prospects. If someone enjoys tax but hates accounting (debits/credits) would anyone recommend leaving accounting all together? Thanks guys for any help!
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