My Experiences at the NAEA Leadership Academy
I had the honor of attending the Schuldiner/Smollan Memorial Leadership Academy through the National Association of Enrolled Agents.
I had the honor of attending the Schuldiner/Smollan Memorial Leadership Academy through the National Association of Enrolled Agents.
What is an Enrolled Agent? The EA designation has existed since 1884 but sadly, EAs toil in obscurity (I once opined that EAs are like Liechtenstein while CPAs are like the United States). The National Association of Enrolled Agents has a great FAQ about EAs, which I am publishing in its entirety here: What is […]
Enrolled agents toil in obscurity. I’ve written about this before, such as this article where I ponder why EAs are such a crabby lot. And this article, where I equate CPAs to the United States and EAs to Liechtenstein. EAs spread around plenty of blame for our obscurity. We blame our designation — the fact […]
It’s a holiday week, so as always, I’m re-publishing one of my popular blog posts from days gone by. This post was published on January 22, 2013, shortly after a court struck down the IRS’s attempt at creating “Registered Tax Return Preparers.” My opinions have not changed over the last 5+ months. —– (Originally published […]
Enrolled Agents have finally made the dictionary! As I blogged about a couple of weeks ago, the National Association of Enrolled Agents was encouraging people to write to Merriam-Webster’s to get “Enrolled Agent” included in the dictionary. The effort was successful, and quickly. From the National Association of Enrolled Agents: The power of membership! In a […]
No one knows what an Enrolled Agent is. Such is the plight of those of us with this designation. We’re not even in the dictionary! But the National Association of Enrolled Agents is trying to change that. Here’s something from a recent “NAEA E@lert” from the National Association of Enrolled Agents: NAEA President-Elect Frank Degen, […]