by Megan Bierwirth | Apr 8, 2020 | CIA Exam, CISA Exam, CMA Exam, EA Exam, Study Strategies
The novel coronavirus has truly changed the way we go about our everyday lives. Things we never thought about before, like going to the grocery store, going to the gym, and going to work are being changed and restricted at a rapid pace. Many of us are now...
by Megan Matthews | Mar 25, 2020 | EA Exam, Industry News
At the beginning of March, the IRS rolled out some changes to the EA Exam including cost, rescheduling policies and time limits. We’ve gathered all of the changes below for you to see. Changes to Scheduling and Operations of the Exam The Cost to Take the Special...
by Megan Matthews | Mar 17, 2020 | CIA Exam, CISA Exam, CMA Exam, EA Exam, Exam Review, Industry News
With the increase in measures taken to reduce the spread of COVID-19, Prometric has announced that it will be temporarily closing all test centers in the United States and Canada for a 30-day period as of March 18th 2020. Prometric expects this closure to last until...
by Nick Spoltore | Mar 11, 2020 | EA Exam, Industry News, Uncategorized
The IRS recently announced a renewed focus on non-filers by way of Information Release 2020-34 and Fact Sheet 2020-2. Both were issued on February 19, 2020 and warn of the IRS increasing face-to-face visits with high-income taxpayers who have not filed tax returns in...
by Carolyn Rivera | Feb 27, 2020 | EA Exam, Exam Review
If you’re a tax specialist and are looking to take the next step in your career, you might want to consider the EA designation. If you didn’t already know, that’s the highest credential awarded by the IRS – but you can become one without even...
by Lisa Hobart | Feb 3, 2020 | Adaptive Technology, Career Advice, EA Exam, Exam Review
The Enrolled Agent credential is often overshadowed by its well-known counterpart: The CPA. In fact, type “EA” in your search engine and you’ll find nothing but articles about video game developers, which isn’t exactly what we’re going for. However, despite it being...
