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We Hold Federal Jurisdiction with Unlimited Practice Rights Before the IRS

We Are Enrolled Agents

What is an Enrolled Agent (EA)?

EA is considered highly coveted as it is the highest credential awarded by the IRS. An enrolled agent (EA) is an IRS-authorized tax professional.

EAs are especially skilled in taxation in its most complicated form. They can represent their client before any branch of the IRS regarding tax disputes/discrepancies, appeals, etc.

Being a federal license holder, EAs can represent any taxpayer on any tax matter in any part of the country without restriction.

What is the difference in an EA and a CPA?

It is to be noted that both Enrolled Agents (EA) and Certified Public Accountants (CPA), are licensed professionals who can effectively handle the tax issues of an individual or a business. The primary difference between the two lies in the fact that the license of an EA is authorized by the federal government, while the CPA license is issued by the state.

This means a CPA has restricted authority to the state level whereas an EA has unlimited practice rights with federal jurisdiction (to work in any state).

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TAX REPRESENTATION

We Hold Federal Jurisdiction with Unlimited Practice Rights Before the IRS

What is an Enrolled Agent (EA)?

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