Some individuals are surprised to learn that the tax calculated on a joint tax return is a liability of each of spouse separately. This causes problems when one spouse underreports income and then ski
In addition to federal requirements for income tax professionals, several states have distinctive licensing laws. These rules affect tax practitioners operating within a particular state and, in some
A practitioner should create a business plan that will allow them to run an efficient practice for themselves and their clients. By doing so, a tax preparer professional can improve their business o
Providers of online enrolled agent CPE lead the pack in a growing trend toward web education
Online continuing education has become all of the rage in the past few years. In 2005, the percen
A frequent cause of IRS notices is a mismatch of the name and social security number for a dependent on a tax return. Resolving these situations may require the assistance of a professional with EA ce
Online tax CPE may be all the rage, but how does this innovation in enrolled agent continuing education stack up against the conventional methods of brick and mortar instruction? Increasingly well, ac
The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) is the national association representing the nearly 12,000 independent, licensed enrolled agents (EAs) that operate across the country. The associati
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that a good number of tax professionals, like CPAs and enrolled agents, are less excited about CPE—Continuing Professional
Continuing Professional Education, known as CPE, is a requirement to continue practicing in most professions. The tax community is no exception, though the guidelines for professionals like CPAs and e
Trends in tax CPE suggest today’s providers are becoming more creative, accommodating and competitive.
If there was ever any doubt about how much tax Continuing Professional Education has change
