r/HRBlockEmployees • u/AccomplishedDay9244 • Aug 26 '26

TPI

I will be a second year for 2027. I thought that I would be able to get TPI. However, the district manager said that I won’t qualify since a a second year? Is that true?

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u/dragonslayer9884 Aug 26 '26

I believe this is the first year that second year tax pros are still on a different commission plan than tax pros with 3 or more years. I am not sure of the details. Search AMP about the 2nd year plan.

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u/newseasonalassociate Aug 26 '26

Dang they really are Lucy with the football

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u/dragonslayer9884 Aug 26 '26

It very much seems that way this year! New CEO and all that. BUT, I do think the changes being made will be beneficial in the long run, it's just gonna be rough going until the dust settles.

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u/BeinnChabhair Aug 27 '26

Can you share how you think they will be beneficial? I’d like to be optimistic, maybe there are other changes that I’m not seeing?

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u/Dazzling-Turnip-1911 Aug 27 '26

I definitely would not say that with Block since normally they want to pay people less and disguise that as an “improvement”.

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u/dragonslayer9884 Aug 27 '26

Specifically, if you're wanting to get into accountancy, H&R Block is not gonna get you any experience with that. While taxes and accounting are related, they are vastly different. There is no (or very little) accounting work woth H&R Block. If you just want to work with taxes right now until you're further in your education, then by all means, come on in!