Tax Library
What is an Enrolled Agent (EA) ? An enrolled agent is a person who is licensed by the Internal Revenue Service to act as a taxpayer's agent before the Internal Revenue Service or state tax authorities. To become an Enrolled Agent, one must past a four part examination over a two day period on tax law and regulations for individuals, partnerships, corporations, fiduciaries, estates and ethics. EA's must complete a minimum of twenty four hours of continuing education per year and follow a strict "code of conduct" that is put forth by the Department of Treasury.
How to get a copy of your tax return information. For those of you who have misplaced your tax return information, here is how you can get a true copy of what was submitted to the IRS.
How to Choose a Tax Preparer. Now that you're here, why would you want to go elsewhere? Listen to what the Internal Revenue Servide says about tax preparers.
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Should You Itemize ? Most of the time, we would say yes. Here are some reasons why (or maybe not...)
Keeping Good Records. As taxpayers, only the IRS knows when you will asked to backup up the data you list on your tax return. Here are some hints on how to do just that.
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