IRS Enrolled Agent β Active Practitioner
Learn the EA Path from Someone Who Lives It
Your instructor doesn't just hold the EA credential β he actively practices tax resolution before the IRS, one of the most lucrative and in-demand specialties in the entire tax profession.
Throughout the course, you'll get an inside look at what tax resolution actually looks like β audits, collections, appeals, IRS negotiations β and understand exactly what the EA path can open up for your career.
π° Tax resolution practitioners command some of the highest fees in the profession β and you'll learn the foundation directly from a practitioner doing this work every day.
What Is an IRS Enrolled Agent (EA)?
An Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax practitioner holding the highest credential the IRS awards to tax professionals. Authority recognized in all 50 states, granted by the US Department of the Treasury.
To earn the EA, a candidate must either:
βΊ Pass all three parts of the IRS Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) covering individual tax, business tax, and representation, plus a background check
βΊ Have worked for the IRS for 5+ years regularly interpreting and applying the Internal Revenue Code
EAs hold unlimited representation rights before the IRS β audits, collections, and appeals β a right not automatically granted to most other preparers.
β¦ Knowing the EA path from an active practitioner is a career advantage most tax courses simply cannot offer.