| Becoming
an Enrolled Agent is a career choice that enhances your tax practice.
There are three primary areas
of practice for an Enrolled Agent: these areas affect everyone's life.
- The planning cycle - Financial,
Estate and Asset Protection
- Preparation - Individual,
Partnership, Corporation, Gift, Trusts, Estate, and Payroll Reporting.
Also individual state requirements, FTB, BOE, EDD.
- Representation - Government
letter, audits to appeal, and collections ( Collections Due Process,
installment agreements and offers in compromise of tax debts.
How do you become
an Enrolled Agent?
- Work for the Internal
Revenue Service for five years in a position related to the tax code.
- Pass the two-day Special
Enrollment Exam. The next exam is September 2004.
How can we help you?
The local Chapter of the
California Society of Enrolled Agents provides a summer review course
that covers all areas of practice.
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