Enrolled Agents Press NAEA Policy Priorities at Annual Capitol Hill Fly-In
Nearly 100 enrolled agents (EAs) came to Washington, DC, in mid-May for the National Association of Enrolled Agents’ (NAEA) annual Capitol Hill Fly-In. Participants spent their first day listening and engaging with a variety of pu... Thad Inge and Samantha Ford
Centralized Authorization File Unit Entering Form 2848 as Modified Preventing Tax Professionals from Getting Transcripts
Summary In 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) started to require tax professionals to check a box on Forms 8821 and 2848 if the tax professional used third-party software to download transcripts. Downloadin... Roger Nemeth, EA
IRS 2023 and Beyond: Transition and Transformation
It is no secret that when Danny Werfel was confirmed as Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in March 2023 the agency was facing difficult times. Customer service had been struggling since the beginning ... Michelle McCaughey, Thad Inge, and Samantha Ford
Demonstrating Our Influence and Creating More Opportunities for Member Involvement in Advocacy
Advocacy is the heart of the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) and is why the association was started 50 years ago – to protect and serve the enrolled agent (EA) community. Our goal at NAEA is to demonstrate our influence with... Jeffery S. Trinca and Michelle McCaughey
The Value of NAEA Advocacy
The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) engages in government relations and advocacy activities on behalf of the membership with the goal of enhancing and protecting the enrolled agent credential. After many decades working closely with... Jeffery S. Trinca and Michelle McCaughey
Stepping up Support for IRS Funding
Let’s face it, COVID-19 has broken the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and if Congress cares about fixing it, they will need to make a substantial investment in unbreaking it. What do we mean? Well, the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) believes that merel... Jeffery S. Trinca