
Taxes don’t have to cause the kind of stress that leads to untimely demise. As tax time approaches, it is more important than ever (for those of us who procrastinate, anyway) to de-stress during tax season. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), 69 percent of people “attribute their stress to money” and 65 percent say that their job is their cause of stress. The APA has found that during tax-season these two stress triggers combined can make the tax-filing process a dreadful time for many Americans. This can be especially true for accountants and auditors. There are 1.2 million accountants and auditors in America, and many of them are faced with the stress of their own taxes, as well as the last minute tax preparation of their clients.
In order to reduce tax-stress, you’ll need to find a way to relax. Sadly, the IRS does not count sitting on a beach with an umbrella drink as a deduction, so you’ll need some more practical and cost effective options.

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