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Alex Shipp
  • Memphis, TN
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Would you trust an Enrolled Agent to do your taxes?

Alex Shipp
  • Memphis, TN
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There's not a lot of info out there on enrolled agents, but they are just as qualified as CPAs to do taxes. They must pass a 3 part test that is created by by the IRS. 

I've been thinking about getting my EA certification because i'm personally interested in tax and it can save me money down the road by not hiring someone. Also, was thinking about maybe branching out and preparing tax returns for real estate investors.

My question is would any of you trust a non CPA such as an EA to do your taxes? 

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