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The time it takes to obtain your EA can vary based on your preparation and the submission of your application. Typically, candidates can expect the process to take anywhere from a few months to a year. By using helpful resources from the uslegalforms platform, you can speed up your learning and application process.

Getting your EA status involves passing a comprehensive exam that covers various tax topics. Additionally, you need to maintain your status through continuing education. Resources like the uslegalforms platform can provide you with the necessary tools to prepare for the exam efficiently and effectively.

Submitting Form 15227 involves completing the form accurately and submitting it electronically or by mail, depending on your situation. Ensure you include all required supporting documents, as this will facilitate a smoother application process. You can find additional guidance and resources on the uslegalforms platform to help you through this process.

The EA, or Enrolled Agent, designation after your name signifies that you have earned authority from the IRS to represent taxpayers. This designation indicates expertise in tax matters and allows you to offer tax services to a broader audience. Becoming an EA can enhance your credibility and potential client base.

To obtain your EA, start by filing Form 23 Independent Practice. Ensure all required documents are correctly completed and submitted through the appropriate channels. Once your application is processed, the IRS will issue your EA status, allowing you to represent clients before the IRS.

Steps to becoming an enrolled agent: Apply for enrollment and pay enrollment fee electronically using Pay.gov Form 23 or by downloading Form 23, Application for Enrollment to Practice Before the Internal Revenue ServicePDF and mailing the completed form and a check to the IRS.

Successful Examination Candidates. Complete the Pay.gov Form 23 enrolled agent application and pay $140. See Form 23PDF for additional details. For successful examination candidates, our goal is to have this process completed within 90 days of receipt of your application.

It generally takes about 60 days to process applications. Your enrollment status is not effective until we approve your request. You are not authorized to practice before the IRS as an EA until enrollment has been granted.

If the withdrawal is successful, you will get credit for the day you selected in Direct Pay, though it may take up to two business days to actually process. Payments submitted after 8 p.m. Eastern time for the same day will typically appear as if they were made the next business day in your online account.