Facing the IRS with confidence and serenity, thanks to your EA.
IRS Representation
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Description: An EA is a tax professional licensed by the United States Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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Qualifications: Must pass a comprehensive three-part exam (known as the Special Enrollment Examination) that covers individual and business tax returns or must have relevant experience as a former IRS employee. Continuous education is required to maintain the license.
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Unlimited Representation Rights: EAs have unlimited representation rights, allowing them to represent clients on any tax matter including audits, payment/collection issues, and appeals.
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Form 2848: To officially represent a taxpayer, the EA must have a signed power of attorney from the taxpayer, typically using IRS Form 2848.
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Expertise: EAs are tax specialists. Their training focuses on taxation, whereas other professionals like CPAs and attorneys might cover a broader range of topics.
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Ethical Standards: EAs must adhere to a strict code of ethics and professional conduct.
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Year-Round Availability: Unlike some tax preparers who are only available during tax season, many EAs offer their services year-round.
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National Recognition: As federally licensed tax practitioners, EAs can represent taxpayers in any state regardless of where they obtained their credential.
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Tax Preparation and Filing: EAs are equipped to handle complex tax situations for individuals, corporations, partnerships, and other entities.
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Tax Planning: EAs can provide guidance on tax-saving strategies tailored to individual financial situations.
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Audit Representation: If the IRS questions the validity of a tax return, EAs can act on behalf of the taxpayer, ensuring their rights are protected and the process is fair.
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Collections and Appeals: EAs can assist with payment plans, offers in compromise, and other debt resolution strategies.
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Facing the IRS was a nightmare until I approached ProTax Plus. Their Enrolled Agents took charge, provided excellent representation, and resolved the issues efficiently.
TAYLOR L.
GRATEFUL CLIENT
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Enrolled Agent?
An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally-licensed tax practitioner who obtains the highest credentials the IRS awards and who has demonstrated technical expertise in the field of taxation. They can represent taxpayers before the IRS for audits, collections, and appeals.
Why should I choose an Enrolled Agent over another tax professional?
Enrolled Agents specialize in taxation and have a comprehensive understanding of tax laws. Their federal license ensures they can represent taxpayers in any state.
How It Works
We take the hassle out of the process by providing a hassle-free experience that ensures your taxes are done right. Get ready to enjoy a stress-free tax season with our help!
Initial Assessment
Share your tax issues and concerns and receive an expert analysis from our Enrolled Agents.
Representation Plan
We outline the strategy to address the IRS concerns effectively.
Engagement
Our Enrolled Agents engage directly with the IRS on your behalf, alleviating the stress and complexities.
Resolution
We aim to achieve the best possible outcome, ensuring your tax matters are resolved satisfactorily.
Skilled Advocacy
As licensed tax professionals, our Enrolled Agents possess the expertise to represent taxpayers before the IRS.
Holistic Approach
We not only address the immediate tax issue but also advise on proactive steps to avoid future conflicts.
Confidential Consultations
Discuss your tax concerns with full confidentiality and trust that they remain with us.