…NAEA National Conference delivers best-in-class tax representation education. Meet with exhibitors from all areas of tax and accounting. Attend innovative workshops and breakout sessions to gain new skills and learn best practices for your business. Get discovered by top tax, accounting, and finance professionals. Get discovered by top tax, accounting, and finance professionals. A Good Tax Education Will Never Depreciate! NAEA’s National Conference has something for everyone — from the new tax professional to the tax expert. Join fellow tax…

…for a number of financial service companies. He holds an undergraduate degree in accounting from Pace University and completed some specialized graduate courses from the New School. Ken taught as an adjunct for 13 years in the City University system as part of the accounting and finance department. Ken currently serves on the Executive Board of the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Tax Professionals and is a past director of the New Jersey Society of Enrolled Agents….

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…skills of tax practitioners at all stages of their careers. With each level of this program, the core curriculum enables participants to expand their knowledge and skills, and gain the confidence needed to successfully guide their clients through the often-challenging maze of IRS codes, internal regulations, and agency structure. While the NTPI program itself is designed for enrolled agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys, non-enrolled agents are welcome to attend. Those who complete Levels 1, 2, and 3 earn the distinction…