What Are Enrolled Agents?         

Enrolled Agents are individuals who have demonstrated special competence in tax matters and professional ethics. Enrolled Agents have been enrolled to practice before the Internal Revenue Service as taxpayer's agents or legal representatives. Once enrolled, the Enrolled Agent is regulated by the Director of Practice in the Internal Revenue Service.

An Enrolled Agent may represent all classes of taxpayers in any matters connected with presentations to the Internal Revenue Service relating to the client's rights, privileges and liabilities under laws and regulations coming under the jurisdiction of the Internal Revenue Service.

What does an Enrolled Agent do? Enrolled Agents, along with attorneys and certified public accountants, represent clients and present their cases at all levels of the Internal Revenue Service.

Their presentations of a taxpayer's rights, privileges or position may be with, or without, the taxpayer’s presence on such matters as:

Ø     Examination of a filed return

Ø     Liability for a delinquent return

Ø     Payment of a past due tax

Ø     Submission of an offer in compromise

Ø     Satisfaction of a Federal Tax lien

In short, an Enrolled Agent stands in the shoes of taxpayers faced with problems in Income Taxes, Estate and Gift Taxes, Employment Taxes and Excise Taxes.

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