Learn About the NAEA Career Learn more about what an enrolled agent does and how you can become one. Your future is looking bright ahead. Hear first-hand from future EA’s, new EA’s and seasoned EA’s about their process of becoming an EA and what it’s like for them once they become one. Enrolled agents are highly respected and always in demand, making a career as an EA an ideal match for any student who’s motivated, wants to help, and is…

About NAEA State Affiliates The following state affiliates operate independently from direct NAEA governance. They have their own bylaws, boards of directors, and set their own membership dues. Members are encouraged to join based on their geographic region or areas of interest. These affiliates focus on tailored member engagement through established leadership structures and committees. Find events and opportunities offered by our active affiliates below. Does your affiliate have an upcoming event? Submit your events to be added to NAEA’s…

…in cases involving audits and collection matters. It is not applicable to the preparation and filing of a tax return. This privilege does not apply to state tax matters, although a number of states have an accountant-client privilege. Continuing Education The IRS requires 72 hours of continuing education every three years in order to maintain an active license and practice rights. NAEA members are held to a higher standard than the IRS’ minimum 72 hour continuing education requirement. NAEA members…

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…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…

…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…