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The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) is the nation's leading community for tax practitioners – from aspiring enrolled agents to experts with decades of experience.

Enrolled Agents (EAs) can become credentialed in one of two ways: with five years of IRS experience regularly interpreting tax regulations or through the successful completion of the three-part Special Enrollment Exam (SEE).

Need to verify whether someone is an enrolled agent? You may email requests for enrolled agent status verification directly to epp@irs.gov....Please include the following information in your request: First and Last Name. Complete Address (if available) Enrolled Agent Number (if available)

The State Bar of California Licenses and regulates California attorneys. Under California State Law, if your California paid tax preparer is not licensed or regulated by one of these agencies, the tax preparer may be preparing tax returns illegally.

An enrolled agent is a tax practitioner who is licensed at the federal level by the Internal Revenue Service. In fact, enrolled agent status is the highest credential awarded by the IRS. On the other hand, certified public accountants are licensed by their applicable state boards of accountancy.

An enrolled agent is a tax practitioner who is licensed at the federal level by the Internal Revenue Service. In fact, enrolled agent status is the highest credential awarded by the IRS. On the other hand, certified public accountants are licensed by their applicable state boards of accountancy.

The IRS only offers EA certification. However, enrolled agents may hold additional accounting or tax certifications.

The NAEA is the nation's leading community for tax practitioners – from aspiring enrolled agents to experts with decades of experience. We are advancing the professional tax practice through leadership, management, community, and ethics.