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Liberty Tax ServiceIncome-tax preparationBackground
Founded: 1972 Franchising since: 1973
In 1997, John Hewitt, founder of Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, acquired a tax company that had been franchising in Canada since 1973. The company changed its name to Liberty Tax Service and now offers franchises throughout the United States and Canada.
Franchisor is a privately-held company with 250 employee(s); 15 employee(s) in franchise department. Franchise Units
Where Seeking Franchisees Nationwide Outside the U.S.: Australia/New Zealand, Canada Exclusive territories available. Territory size: 30,000 population near an H&R Block Special Programs Liberty Tax Services offered free tax preparation in 2000 for volunteers who work with young people. Costs and Fees
Total investment: $56,800 - $69,900
Franchise fee: $40,000 Ongoing royalty fee: Varies Term of agreement: Perpetual, renewable Express/kiosk option available Type of Financing Available
Qualifications Cash liquidity requirement: $50,000 Business Experience:
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#28 (2010); #3 (2009); #23 (2008); #17 (2007); #10 (2006); Fastest-Growing Franchises: #9 (2010); #15 (2009); #9 (2008); #11 (2007); #13 (2006); Low-Cost Franchises: #6 (2008); #5 (2007); #5 (2006); America's Top Global Franchises: #23 (2010); #3 (2009); #21 (2008); #15 (2007); #22 (2006); Related Franchises
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