…Agents (NAEA). Directors are elected by the NAEA membership and serve a two-year term. Directors bear fiduciary and legal responsibility to promote the best interests of NAEA. Directors must practice knowledge-based governance principles and develop strategic policies for the association. Each director must place NAEA’s needs above their individual interests or desires and communicate member concerns. Directors must attend and participate in all board meetings and must prepare by reviewing meeting materials in advance. Directors must know and understand NAEA’s…

…attendees were invited to participate in a virtual social hour to celebrate with the board of directors and new graduates. To learn more about NAEA leadership, visit https://naea.org/about-naea/governance/. To learn more about the National Tax Practice Institute, visit https://naea.org/careers-learning/ntpi/. About the National Association of Enrolled Agents The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) has been powering enrolled agents, America’s tax experts® for nearly 50 years and is the only professional association dedicated to EAs. NAEA is a non-profit membership organization…

…and business taxpayers. EAs adhere to a code of ethics and professional conduct and are required by IRS to take continuing professional education. Like attorneys and certified public accountants, enrolled agents are governed by Treasury Circular 230 in their practice before IRS. Since its founding in 1972, NAEA has been the enrolled agents’ primary advocate before Congress and IRS. NAEA has affiliates and chapters in 42 states. For additional information about NAEA, please go to our website at www.naea.org. http://www.house.gov/jct/x-29-07.pdf…

…and business taxpayers. EAs adhere to a code of ethics and professional conduct and are required by IRS to take continuing professional education. Like attorneys and certified public accountants, enrolled agents are governed by Treasury Circular 230 in their practice before IRS. Since its founding in 1972, NAEA has been the enrolled agents’ primary advocate before Congress and IRS. NAEA has affiliates and chapters in 42 states. For additional information about NAEA, please go to our website at www.naea.org. 1http://www.house.gov/jct/x-29-07.pdf…

Celebrating 50 Years of Dedication to Enrolled Agents In 2022, NAEA proudly celebrated it’s 50 year anniversary, and we were excited to celebrate all that we have accomplished in partnership with our members, employees, clients, advocates, and supporters. NAEA began as the Association of Enrolled Agents (AEA) in the state of California – which boasted a small but mighty membership base of 35 members as reported on the first membership list issued in October 1972 – all of which were…

…deliver the skills you need to handle any tax issue. Advocate We’re with you every step of the way while pursuing your Enrolled Agent credential and beyond. Connect We help you grow your professional network by providing an active, knowledge-rich community of your peers. Learn more about our membership Our Strategic Partners NAEA Knowledge Center Our library of free downloadable content includes white papers, webinars, product guides, case studies, industry analysis and much more, provided by experts and vendors within…

…at the event. There are multiple sponsorship opportunities at the virtual Summer Series in the months of June, July, and August. Exhibitors and sponsors interested in sharing service information and product solutions are encouraged to download the virtual prospectus or the in-person prospectus. Contact Erin Mosher, Director of Education at emosher@naea.org for more information. To learn more about the Special Topics Workshop, visit www.naea.org/events/special-topics-workshop. To learn more about the Summer Series, visit www.naea.org/events/summer-series. About the National Association of Enrolled Agents…

…aside our concerns with the process the agency used to reach this conclusion and to share this information, we were stunned by the decision and its timing. Our collective members serve millions of taxpayers, many of whom need our representation skills, and rely on disclosure authorization to provide efficient service to those taxpayers and timely responses to IRS inquiries. For the better part of 20 years, IRS—at the direction and support of Congress and Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC)—has…