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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). Scholarship submissions are open Nov. 23 – Dec. 31, 2021. Learn more. Donate.
The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) is fighting to protect your livelihood and defend your right as an enrolled agent to provide services to U.S. taxpayers wherever they may be located, within or outside the United States. Recent efforts to cripple EA practice rights in Nevada and New York failed. Now, Minnesota has passed Statute 332B, which requires enrolled agents who provide debt settlement services to pay costly and burdensome state registration fees and to disclose detailed taxpayer information to the Minnesota Department of Commerce. Learn more about what you can do to support this campaign!
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
The NAEA coronavirus resource center informs both taxpayers and nonmember tax practitioners. Learn more
