Jennifer MacMillan, EA

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WhAT IS AN ENROLLED AGENT?

Enrolled Agents (EA) are tax professional who have achieved the highest credential the Internal Revenue Service offers. EAs are federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS and, like CPAs and attorneys, have unlimited representation rights. This means EAs can represent any taxpayer, whether they prepare returns for them or not. EAs can also represent any tax matter and appeal to any office of the IRS. Unlike the CPA credential, which falls under state boards for licensing, continuing education, and other compliance matters, the EA credential is valid in any state. An enrolled agent is a federally accredited tax practitioner who may represent taxpayers before the IRS. EAs are granted unlimited rights to represent any taxpayer for any tax matter before any IRS office.

Jennifer MacMillan, EA

Licensed to Practice Before The Internal Revenue Service

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Frequently Asked Questions

WhAT IS AN ENROLLED AGENT?