Enrolled Agents

Enrolled Agents were first recruited in the late 1800s to act on numerous loss-related claims following the Civil War. Today, Enrolled Agents are regarded as highly skilled tax specialists given government authority to counsel and prepare tax documentation for citizens, corporations, partnerships, estates and trusts. The role of Enrolled Agents has indeed come a long way over the last 125 years.

Of course, times were simpler when Enrolled Agents were first designated by the US Treasury Department and, presumably, so were the tax codes. Consider too that the earliest Enrolled Agents were likely appointed to their position with minimal qualification other than having a bookkeeping background. Not so today. Compared to today's standards, the old way of qualifying Enrolled Agents doesn't measure up. But, the big question is, do you?

Join the Growing Number of Enrolled Agents
There are roughly 40,000 Enrolled Agents practicing in the US today. Becoming one of them is still a matter of gaining approval from Uncle Sam, but in the form of passing an Enrolled Agent (EA) Exam for certification. But, just to keep things lively, this test has recently been revised and is credited with being more difficult than previous versions. How can you be sure you'll pass?

We've been in the exam preparation business for more than 20 years at ExamMatrix, and we've given thousands of students that exact assurance. Our EA Exam Review is so effective in preparing you for this exam, that we guarantee your success on exam day and back it up with our money-back promise. Make it a sure thing and count on roughly 40,000 Enrolled Agents welcoming you to the club.