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Jackson Hewitt Tax Service

Initial Franchise Fee $25,000
Capital Required $45,130 ~ $110,255
Number of units 5,779
Investment Level $50,001 ~ $100,000
Franchising Since 1986
Royalty Fee $SCALED

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About Us

Since 1982, Jackson Hewitt® has grown to nearly 6,000 franchised and company-owned locations, including 3,000 in Walmart® stores throughout the US. Our low start-up investment offers new Franchisees the opportunity to choose their own path to success: a single tax office location or expansion into multi-units, applying a market strategy shared by nearly 75% of our system. On average, our Franchisees own and operate over seven Jackson Hewitt® locations.

Jackson Hewitt® is an innovator in the tax industry with a mission of offering hardworking clients access to simple, low-cost solutions to manage their taxes and tax refunds.

Our Industry

Stable Industry - According to the IRS.gov website, over 155 million Americans filed a tax return in 2019, with nearly 60% of all individual tax returns being prepared by a paid tax professional.  Our system can meet the needs of any customer with the need to file a federal and state income tax return each year. The customer we serve ranges from early tax season filers with simple tax returns to late season clients with more complex tax filing needs.

Our Opportunity

Brand Strength - Jackson Hewitt is the nation's second largest in-person full-service tax preparation company; ranked #1 for tax services in the Entrepreneur Franchise 500 list for 2020, #16 on their Franchise 500 Low-Cost Franchises and # 197 overall.

Our Benefits

  • No Tax Experience Necessary
  • Low-Cost Start-up
  • Strategic Partnerships: Walmart® & American Express®
  • Lifestyle Choice: Tax Preparation is a Seasonal Business
  • Multi-Unit Expansion:  Our Franchisees Average Over 7 Locations
  • 2 Year Dedicated Mentoring Program With Our Franchise Integration Team

This advertisement is for informational purposes only and is not an offering or a solicitation of an offering to purchase a franchise.

NY Residents: An offering can only be made by a prospectus filed first with the Department of Law of the State of New York. Such filing does not constitute approval by the Department of Law. MN File: F-7505.