If you’re a tax professional or want to learn more about a career as an enrolled agent, NAEA is for you. You’ll join a thriving community of nearly 8,000 members—or if you’re an organization, you can gain access to this dynamic, engaged audience as an NAEA strategic partner.
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Enrolled agents are America’s tax experts and hold the IRS’s highest credential. The demand for EAs is high and the future is bright, potentially lucrative, and highly flexible—and you can become an EA without a college degree.
Twila D. Midwood, EA and NTPI® Fellow
This year, NAEA proudly celebrates it’s 50 year anniversary, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate all that we have accomplished in partnership with our members, employees, clients, advocates and supporters. Help us honor 50 years of commitment to the development, promotion, support and defense of enrolled agents and the EA credential. Learn more.
Prepare for the EA Exam with Surgent EA Review, an adaptive review course that customizes study material to your knowledge of exam content and lets you know when you’re ready to pass. NAEA members receive exclusive discounts on Surgent EA Review materials and packages including free access to the Surgent EA Review for Part 1 – Individuals and $150 off parts 2 and 3 or off the Premier Pass. Learn more.
The NAEA Education Foundation (NAEA-EF) was established in 1972 and is dedicated to assisting enrolled agents in maintaining their professional standing and supporting aspiring enrolled agents interested in entering the profession. The Foundation also proudly offers annual scholarships that help EA candidates prepare for and take the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE). Learn more. Donate.
EA Journal, the flagship publication of the National Association of Enrolled Agents, seeks timely and informative articles for its 2022 editions. Please review the 2022 editorial calendar for more information. We welcome all articles, either related to an edition theme or on an unrelated topic of interest to the readership. Learn more.
