A quarterly magazine from the National Association of Enrolled Agents
Fall 2024 vol.42 no.3
Advocacy in a Challenging and Unpredictable Post-COVID Atmosphere
Capitol Corner

Advocacy in a Challenging and Unpredictable Post-COVID Atmosphere

As we all know too well, enrolled agents (EAs) are regularly impacted by laws, regulations, and policies passed in the United States Congress, state capitols, and local governments across the country. Whether it is new tax... Thad Inge and Michelle McCaughey

Sept/Oct 2022, Capitol Corner, practice management, tax policy, government relations
Tax Policy 101
Tax Policy

Tax Policy 101

Those of you who have made the pilgrimage to the Internal Revenue Services’ (IRS) headquarters, which I have quasi-affectionately referred to as “the big house,” (or by its address, 1111 Constitution Avenue) may have noted the Oliver Wendall H... Robert Kerr, EA

Nov/Dec 2021, Tax Policy, RMD, Internal Revenue Code, Registered Tax Return Preparer program, international, RTRP, GILTI, Loving v. Commissioner, tax policy, global intangible low-tax income, foreign derived intangible income, FDII, required minimum distribution
Demonstrating Our Influence and Creating More Opportunities for Member Involvement in Advocacy
Capitol Corner

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

Nov/Dec 2021, Capitol Corner, power of attorney form, POA, transcript, Tax Pro Account, e-signature, Centralized Authorization File, CAF, tax policy, government relations