About The Esoteric Tax Writer

Rachel Presser is an adept content writer and copywriter with over 10 years of experience in digital media and content marketing. As the name implies, she has an esoteric background in tax law, but also in the video games industry and reptile husbandry.

Ms. Presser first received foreshadowing that she'd become a pen for hire when her first contract involved working directly with the IRS and their test development partner. She wrote, edited, and fact-checked items for the Enrolled Agent exam, received guidance directly from the IRS on what is and isn't an authoritative citation when writing about tax law, decided on minimum competency requirements from Enrolled Agents, and held EA licensure from 2011 to 2020.

The foreshadowing continued when her final tax associate role at a boutique tax office in New York entailed digitizing communications for the firm partners, and writing their email campaigns and IRS correspondence. Upon leaving tax practice to focus on a video games career, Ms. Presser realized she could find steadier and more enjoyable work as a financial and legal copywriter, becoming an adept tax communicator for both large and small firms and making high-level tax topics easy for their audiences to understand.

She formed Sonic Toad Consulting and Media to focus on the business needs of indie game developers, and literally wrote the book on game developer taxes. If you stumbled upon Ms. Presser's bylines or work in the games industry first, it should be clarified The Esoteric Tax Writer and Sonic Toad Media are the same company. This brand and website are specifically for brands and marketing agencies seeking an expert in tax communications, particularly a Los Angeles content writer or legal writer.

With more than 3,000 assets completed since changing careers, your brand or client will benefit from Ms. Presser's deeply-entrenched tax knowledge and SEO writing skills. Currently, she is happily permalance at Kostelanetz LLP, the storied tax law firm. Prior clients include Intuit, AIG, PNC Bank, Jackson Hewitt, GovEasy, and numerous small and mid-size CPA and tax litigation firms.

If you need an experienced tax law analyst, business educator, and financial content writer who can make difficult and arcane topics easy to understand, look no further than this incredibly esoteric Los Angeles-based writer who brings odd knowledge to the table and then some (including the ability to cite Circular 230 regulations and ABA Model Rules on attorney and tax practitioner marketing in her sleep.)