What is an Enrolled Agent?

…corporations, estates, trusts, and any entities with tax-reporting requirements. Enrolled agents’ expertise in the continually changing field of taxation enables them to effectively represent taxpayers at all administrative levels within the IRS. Ethical Standards Enrolled agents are required to abide by the provisions of the Department of Treasury’s Circular 230, which provides the regulations governing the practice of enrolled agents before the IRS. NAEA members are also bound by a Code of Ethics and Rules of Professional Conduct of the…

NAEA Government Relations Committee Releases Latest Version of Specific Tax Reform Proposals

…practitioners who hold unlimited practice rights as Treasury Department Circular 230 practitioners and may represent taxpayers before the IRS in collections, audits and appeals. EAs must also pass a rigorous three-part comprehensive exam on the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and undergo a tax compliance background check before becoming enrolled to practice before IRS. EAs must complete a minimum of 72 hours of IRS-approved continuing education every three years while abiding by high ethical standards established by Treasury Department Circular No….

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI)

…in turn, can lead to increased membership growth and a broader market reach. Prioritizing accessibility alongside these efforts enables NAEA to engage members who would not otherwise have access to community and educational opportunities. Legal and Ethical Compliance: Implementing DEI initiatives helps membership-based groups comply with legal and ethical standards related to discrimination and fairness. It reduces the risk of legal challenges and demonstrates the organization’s commitment to treating all members fairly and equitably. Enhanced Reputation and Brand Image: Membership-based…

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Board of Directors Call for Nomination

…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…

Resources for New Members

…where you are. Our virtual offerings include timely content offered in a convenient format for the busiest tax professional. Build community and connect with your colleagues. Enter a place for knowledge exchange and profession networking. Explore dynamic discussion groups and access resources for your tax practice. NAEA offers many opportunities for you to use your talents and interests to become engaged and support the profession. Fill out this form to inquire about volunteer and leadership options with NAEA! TaxFlow is…

Free CE

Free Continuing Education for Members Discover a wealth of learning opportunities at no extra cost! As an NAEA member, you gain access to a minimum of 40 free continuing education (CE) credits each year through our Continuing Education Portal. Choose from a range of live webinars and on-demand programs tailored to enhance your knowledge, keep you up to date on industry developments, and support your professional growth. Whether you’re looking to meet your CE requirements or expand your expertise, our…