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Putting Tax Prep Software to the Test
While a reported 60 percent of
taxpayers use a paid preparer to complete their tax returns, there are still
many individual filers who prepare their own returns using tax prep
software. In two separate instances in 2006, tax courts ruled against filers
who tried to blame their erroneous returns on the software they used. (more...)
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The 31 March 2008 NBC Today Show offered a full four hours of Enrolled Agents participating in a call-in hotline for tax questions. You can click here to watch videos of the program. |
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 The Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents is the organization of and for Enrolled Agents. The principal concern of the Association and its members is honest, intelligent and ethical representation of the financial position of taxpayers before governmental agencies. Members of GAEA are required to complete a minimum of 30 hours of continuing professional education each year in the interpretation, application and administration of federal and state tax laws in order to maintain membership in the organization. This requirement surpasses the IRS' required minimum of 16 hours per year.
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GAEA Vision & Mission
GAEA Vision: The Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents is the organization of choice for all tax professionals in Georgia.
GAEA Mission: The mission of the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents is to foster the professionalism and growth of its Members; to be an advocate of taxpayer rights and to protect the interests of its Members and Clients; and to enhance the role of the Enrolled Agent among government agencies, other professions and the public at large. |
Enrolled Agents
Enrolled Agents (EAs) are professional tax practitioners who have technical expertise in the field of taxation and are licensed to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service at all administrative levels. In addition, EAs are the only tax practioners required by federal law to maintain their expertise through continuing professional education. When you need up-to-date tax assistance, see an Enrolled Agent.
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