Liberty Tax Service Offers An Affordable Tax Education This Fall

(PRWEB) August 29, 2011

The economic malaise is having one positive effect on consumers. According to a recent CareerBuilder survey, ?The majority of U.S. workers (72 percent) reported they are more fiscally responsible since the recession and have made a variety of changes to their living and spending habits.? Consumers interested in becoming more fiscally responsible about their income taxes are invited to enroll in Liberty Tax Service?s fall income tax preparation classes. More tax knowledge can add up to tax savings and a marketable new skill set. Anyone can enroll regardless of whether they have any prior tax experience.

?Life?s changes such as marriage and having a child have tax consequences, and our courses delve into those resulting tax changes,? said John Hewitt, CEO of Liberty Tax Service. ?Our students may discover that they are overlooking deductions year after year, and may be eligible for a refund by amending their returns.?

The class curriculum covers all aspects of individual tax preparation and clarifies the latest tax changes. Students then apply the tax code to paper and computer preparation. During the weeks of instruction, students learn the fundamentals of basic income tax preparation. Instructors cover all schedules, credits and forms that can be filed with an individual tax return. Topics include filing an amended return and how to file as a sole proprietor business owner. After completing the course, students can utilize their new skill set by applying for tax preparer positions with Liberty Tax.

Classes start after Labor Day. Class schedules are flexible with day or evening classes available twice a week for ten weeks. There?s a minimal charge for books and supplies. Liberty Tax Service is actively recruiting bilingual tax school students. To learn more about job opportunities and Liberty?s series of tax courses, visit http://www.libertytax.com/tax-education.html or call 1-800-658-1042.

About Liberty Tax Service:

Liberty Tax Service is the fastest-growing retail tax preparation company in the industry?s history. Founded in 1997 by CEO John T. Hewitt, a pioneer in the tax industry, Liberty Tax Service has prepared over 9,000,000 individual income tax returns. With 42 years of tax industry experience, Hewitt stands as the most experienced CEO in the tax preparation business, having also founded Jackson Hewitt Tax Service. Tax school provided an entry point to the tax industry for Hewitt in 1969.

Liberty Tax Service is the only tax franchise on the Forbes ?Top 20 Franchises to Star t,? and ranks #1 of the tax franchises on the Entrepreneur ?Franchise 500.? Each office provides computerized income tax preparation, electronic filing, and online filing through eSmart Tax.

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Family-Friendly Destination, Carolina Beach, N.C., To Offer Sun, Affordable Fun And Free First-Run Movies This Summer

Carolina Beach, N.C. (PRWEB) April 1, 2010

Everyone is looking for ways to save money. A few years ago, going to the movies was a relatively inexpensive way to entertain the family. According to a recent report by The Early Show on CBS, movie prices are on the rise as the newest trend, 3-D, drives prices even higher. What's a family to do? Carolina Beach has the answer - free first-run films.

Savvy families are looking for the maximum value they can find in their summer vacation, and one beach town along the Carolina coast is delivering that little extra by providing free first-run movies in the park all summer.

As Catey Hill, money editor of the NYDailyNews.com, said during her interview on CBS, there are a variety of options to save money at the movies. She gave tips on snacks and timing, but obviously, the best option is free.

Carolina Beach, N.C. is renowned for its great beaches and friendly people. From lounging on the beautiful beach, to walking the boardwalk or fishing from the pier, Carolina Beach and its neighboring beach community of Kure Beach have been the choice of families for years. Whether it's indoor fun or outdoor fun, this area has it all, including historic attractions like the Fort Fisher State Historic Site & Civil War Museum and the educational and fun North Carolina Aquarium.

But, unlike most beach vacation spots, the outdoor fun at Carolina Beach is not just about surf and sun. A few years back, the town began to lure in vacationers with free first-run films as it launched a Film & Fireworks Series. In 2010, Sundays from May 30 to September 5 mean movie nights under the stars at Carolina Beach Lake. Movies are first-run, some still in the theaters, and are perfect for an evening of family fun. This year's playbill includes hot tickets like Avatar, Blind Side, and The Princess & The Frog. And, it just gets better. Every Thursday night this summer, there's free live music and fireworks near the Carolina Beach Boardwalk. Check out the full movie schedule at http://www.carolinabeachgetaway.com/outdoor/Movie%20Schedule.

Need a place to stay? Both Carolina Beach, and its sister beach, Kure Beach provide affordable accommodations choices.

So take advantage of extra value and enjoy the old-fashioned charm of Carolina Beach this year. It's a step back in time in atmosphere, but a a step up in the value you'll receive. For more information on Carolina Beach and Kure Beach go to http://www.CarolinaBeachStories.com and http://www.KureBeachStories.com. Or become a Facebook fan at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/CarolinaBeachNC?ref=ts or http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/KureBeachNC?ref=ts or Twitter follower at http://twitter.com/CarolinaBeachNC or http://twitter.com/kureBeachNC and you'll discover even more about the hidden values along the North Carolina coast.

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Affordable, Family-Friendly Fun Makes Kure Beach and Carolina Beach, North Carolina, Ideal Choices for Spring Getaways

Carolina Beach, N.C. (PRWEB) April 30, 2010

With Mother's Day and Memorial Day weekend just around the corner, the two charming North Carolina beach towns, Carolina Beach and Kure Beach, have much to offer for those looking for an affordable family getaway. Throughout the month of May and beyond, these beach towns have an array of activities to suit people of all ages.

Carolina Beach (http://www.CarolinaBeachStories.com) is a well-kept secret with quaint beach cottages, bed & breakfast establishments and mid-rise condo villas and hotels to suit any budget. In addition to a boardwalk that lines several miles of clean, Atlantic oceanfront, it also has small shops, restaurants and plenty of family entertainment.

Local and visitor favorite, Britt's Donuts, is a can't-miss. According to the MSN City Guide, this 70-year-old business is ranked #2 in America for its donuts. After a bite of this tasty treat, visitors who have never sampled a Britt's donut, will know why.

Love outdoor activities? For a small fee, outfitters and equipment rental companies in Carolina Beach can help visitors have the time of their lives kayaking, scuba diving or deep-sea fishing.

Nearby Kure Beach (http://www.KureBeachStories.com) is also a tranquil setting for a relaxing family vacation. Enjoy warm coastal breezes during strolls along the beach, or enjoy a day of fishing off the pier. There are also a variety of fun, affordable, often educational, diversions.

Vacationers can explore the Fort Fisher State Historic Site & Civil War Museum, which is home to the largest earthen fort in the South. History buffs will also want to visit the North Carolina Military History Museum, which has a variety of indoor and outdoor exhibits encompassing all branches of the military. The North Carolina Underwater Archaeology Center provides exhibits on dive sites and maritime history.

For a unique opportunity to see nature at its best, head over to the Fort Fisher State Recreation Center, which offers a five-mile stretch of undeveloped beach that is home to nesting loggerhead sea turtles. It also has a swimming area, picnic area with grills and a visitor?s center. Lastly, the N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher features a 235,000-gallon saltwater shark tank, the half-acre Cape Fear Conservatory with alligators, sturgeon and other freshwater species; and the Open Oceans Gallery that focuses on marine creatures and the nearby ocean reefs.

During the month of May, vacationers can enjoy a variety of area activities:

On Saturdays, visitors can enjoy a stroll through the Carolina Beach Farmer's Market at the Carolina Beach Lake Park, which sells only the freshest and most nutritious produce. There will also be nurseries, home canners, bakeries, soap makers, artists and musicians on hand for attendees.

On May 2, bird enthusiasts and curious travelers can take the Bird Islands Cruise, which includes Battery Island, the first North Carolina Audubon Sanctuary and other nesting sites along the Lower Cape Fear River. Expert guides for the cruise include James Parnell, retired professor emeritus of biology at UNC-Wilmington and Walker Golder and Andy Woods of the North Carolina Audubon Society.

The Kure Beach Fishing Pier will be the site of the 12th Annual Cape Fear Disabled Sportsman's Tournament on May 14. The tournament is open to anyone with disabilities for a free day of fishing, friends, food and fun. Participants will receive rods, tackle, bait, refreshments, food, T-shirts and prizes.

Those who want to learn more about the history of the Lower Cape Fear River can take a journey on the Lower Cape Fear River Cruise. The cruise travels from the Carolina Beach Marina through Snow's Cut to the Cape Fear River and then to its mouth, past Bald Head Island, Oak Island and Southport. Four well-known historians will point to historic sites and tell tales about the waterway.

Over Memorial Day weekend, Carolina Beach's ?Film And Fireworks Series? will kick off for the summer. The series, which will feature recently released family-friendly movies like ?Avatar,? ?The Blind Side? and ?The Princess and the Frog,? will be held at Carolina Beach Lake Park. The movies will run every Sunday. On Thursdays, a fireworks display will follow a band performance that begins each week at 6:30 p.m.

A year-long list of activities and events, and a variety of information about these coastal towns can be found at http://www.CarolinaBeachStories.com or http://www.KureBeachStories.com.

Vacationers will find Carolina Beach and Kure Beach to be great places to enjoy some family fun at an affordable price.

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Fireworks, Films, Seaside Amusements And The Beach Make Carolina Beach The Ideal Destination For Affordable Family Fun

Carolina Beach, NC (PRWEB) July 28, 2010

A variety of free entertainment options make Carolina Beach a ?must visit? destination this summer. Unlike other coastal resorts, this charming seaside village offers a getaway that won't ?break the bank.? It's the perfect place for a fun family vacation before the kids go back to school.

Carolina Beach has much to offer those looking for an affordable family getaway. It has quaint beach cottages, bed & breakfast establishments and mid-rise condo villas and hotels suited to any budget. In addition to a boardwalk that lines several miles of clean, Atlantic oceanfront, it also has a variety of charming shops, and restaurants.

Bask in the warm Carolina sun or take a stroll on the pristine beach. Gather the kids to watch the fishing charters return from a day at sea. Or show the kids how to bait a hook and see what you reel in. Everyone will enjoy spending time on the boardwalk where there's entertainment and summer-long festivities.

During summer, the Carolina Beach boardwalk is definitely the place to be. Everything from arcade games and homemade treats to surrey bike rentals and shopping is within walking distance. The "Boardwalk Blast" Summer Event Series has something to please everyone. Tuesday night is Family Night with fun activities for kids, teens and adults that include karaoke, bouncy toys, line dancing, face painting, and more. Wednesday night is Bingo at the Boardwalk. Just steps from the boardwalk are seaside amusements, including a Ferris wheel and popular rides like the Scrambler and Tilt-a-Whirl.

On Sundays, Free family-friendly movies like Up, The Princess & The Frog, and Twilight: New Moon are held at Carolina Beach Lake Park. Every Thursday, families can enjoy live music followed by a dazzling display of fireworks on the beach near the boardwalk. There's something fun for everyone all week long.

Just south of Carolina Beach is Kure Beach. Families will find affordable options here as well. Vacationers can explore the Fort Fisher State Historic Site & Civil War Museum, which is home to the largest earthen fort in the South. History buffs will also want to visit the North Carolina Military History Museum, which has a variety of indoor and outdoor exhibits encompassing all branches of the military. If visiting the area on August 14th, step back in time and explore the world of 1865. Vendors and demonstrators will exhibit and sell traditional mid-eighteenth century crafts and the Fort Fisher staff will offer costumed tours and weapons demonstrations.

For a unique opportunity to see nature at its best, head over to the Fort Fisher State Recreation Center, which offers a five-mile stretch of undeveloped beach that is home to nesting loggerhead sea turtles. It also has a swimming area, picnic area with grills and a visitor?s center. On the second and fourth Fridays of summer months, there will be a series of live free concerts, weather permitting.

The visit will not be complete without spending some time at the N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher. It features a 235,000-gallon saltwater shark tank, the half-acre Cape Fear Conservatory with alligators, sturgeon and other freshwater species; and the Open Oceans Gallery that focuses on marine creatures and the nearby ocean reefs.

Enjoy one last summer getaway before school starts. Get away from it all, have a fun, family vacation and still have some money for those school supplies upon returning home. Make some memories to last a lifetime or at least until next summer when the family returns to Carolina Beach.

For additional information, visit http://www.CarolinaBeachStories.com.

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