A Dedicated Team You Can Rely On
Our team is comprised of tax and accounting experts with over 20 years in accounting and finance and who are active Enrolled Agents (EAs) working in New York state. We have a strong foundation in tax law, tax advisory, compliance, financial record keeping and reporting, and business strategy. This combination of skills ensures accurate, ethical, and detail-oriented services to our clients and the ability to develop effective tax strategies for individuals and businesses alike.
We provide services to clients throughout the United States.
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Why Choose Us
- Tax & Accounting expertise - all of our tax experts have an active Enrolled Agent license as well as bachelor's degrees in business with majors in accounting
- We create strong relationships with our clients based on honesty, trust, and professionalism
- We give all of our clients a personalized VIP experience
- Excellent communication
- All of our employees are located in the USA - no outsourcing to other countries so that clients receive superior service
EA vs CPA
What is an EA?
In the simplest terms an Enrolled Agent, or EA, is an accounting professional who specializes in taxes. They have unlimited practice rights in representing taxpayers before the IRS. An Enrolled Agent license is the highest credential the IRS awards. There are two ways to become an EA. The most common way is to pass a rigorous series of 3 exams covering individual taxes, business taxes, taxpayer representation before IRS, and ethics. The second way is to have at least five years work experience with the IRS. All EA candidates undergo a meticulous background check conducted by the IRS.
What is a CPA?
A Certified Public Accountant, or CPA, has knowledge of financial accounting and reporting, auditing, and taxes. A CPA has lots of accounting breadth but not necessarily tax depth. To become a CPA, one must have a bachelor's degree, pass 4 exams (only 1 that covers taxes), and obtain work experience with a supervisor that has an active CPA license. Similar to an EA, a CPA has unlimited practice rights in dealing with IRS matters for clients.
Why is an EA Typically Considered More of a Tax Expert?
An EA is often considered more of a tax expert compared to a CPA due to the fact that an EA has to pass three in-depth exams focused solely on taxes while a CPA only has to pass one tax exam. The three EA exams cover far more breadth and depth of tax subjects compared to the one CPA tax exam.
