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Step into the World of Taxation Excellence as a US Enrolled Agent
Begin an enriching journey towards becoming a US Enrolled Agent and open doors to diverse opportunities in taxation. Take your initial stride towards a promising future!
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About the US Enrolled Agent
The Enrolled Agent (EA) designation, awarded by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), is the highest credential in US taxation. EAs possess in-depth expertise in federal tax planning, preparation, and representation, with unlimited representation rights before the IRS. Often called “America’s Tax Experts”, they play pivotal roles in corporate accounting, public practice, law firms, consulting, banks, and government revenue departments. Recognized worldwide, EAs are trusted for their ability to represent individuals, corporations, and trusts with unmatched tax proficiency.
At Orbit Institutes, we are dedicated to helping you achieve this prestigious certification. Our Enrolled Agent course in India combines a comprehensive curriculum with personalized mentoring, giving you the skills and confidence to excel in taxation and representation. With our guidance, you’ll be prepared not just to pass the EA exams but also to thrive in a global tax career.
EAs are Tax experts of the US
Highest tax credential awarded by IRS
3 parts exam
6 months duration
Global work opportunities
Placement opportunities with MNCs
Why become a US Enrolled Agent?
Expertise in US Taxation
By mastering US tax laws and regulations, Enrolled Agents develop specialized expertise that enables them to effectively guide individuals and businesses through complex tax challenges.
Authority to Represent Taxpayers
As IRS-certified professionals, Enrolled Agents hold the unique privilege of representing taxpayers before the IRS, offering trusted advocacy in audits, appeals, and collections.
High Demand for Tax Advisory Roles
With increasing complexity in tax regulations, the demand for skilled Enrolled Agents is growing steadily, opening doors to diverse advisory opportunities across industries.
Flexibility in Career Options
Enrolled Agents can build versatile careers, working in public accounting, corporate tax departments, law firms, or as independent consultants, tailoring their careers to fit their goals.
Enhanced Tax Planning Skills
This certification equips professionals with advanced knowledge in tax planning and compliance, helping clients minimize liabilities while staying aligned with regulatory requirements.
Potential for Increased Earnings
Studies show certified tax professionals often command higher salaries and greater job stability, making the Enrolled Agent credential a strong investment in long-term career growth.
Career Opportunities after EA
Job seekers holding this qualification are highly sought after by organizations seeking expert representation before the IRS.
- Big 4 audit firms
- Accounting and taxation BPO's and KPO's
- Shared service centers
- International Banks & FIs BPO and KPOs
- Indian banks & FIs
- Indian International Companies
- Tax Planning
- Legal Drafting
- Book Keeper
- Tax Accounting
- Tax Preparer
- Tax Manager
Why choose our Enrolled Agent course in India?
Open doors to rewarding opportunities in taxation. Enrolled Agents are in demand globally, with our alumni placed across India, the US, UK, Australia, and more.
Master the EA exam with a complete curriculum, Gleim’s #1 rated review materials, live classes, MCQs, mock tests, and a personalised study planner.
Learn from seasoned professionals with 27+ years of teaching experience in US tax laws, offering mentorship and practical insights.
Gain from 100% job placement support, connecting you with top firms, MNCs, and global corporations.
Access weekend classes, 24/7 study resources, and interactive online sessions to balance learning with work and personal commitments.
Be part of a collaborative community with networking opportunities, peer support, and round-the-clock guidance.
What Orbit Institutes brings to you
Live Online Interactive Classes
Physical Study Material
Recorded Sessions
Mock Exams
Continuous Mentor Support
Doubt Solving Sessions
100% Job Placement Assistance
Experienced Instructors
3 E’s for Enrolled Agent certification
To become an Enrolled Agent, you must meet three key criteria: Education, Eligibility, and Exam requirements.
Education
- No prior qualifications are required to become an Enrolled Agent (EA).
- Candidates may be any graduate with a fundamental understanding of taxes and accounting.
- Candidates must demonstrate their competency in tax-related matters.
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Eligibility
- Candidates must obtain a PTIN to sit for the SEE exam. When applying for a PTIN, a background check is performed before issuing a PTIN to applicants.
- The minimum age requirement for candidates is eighteen.
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Exam
- The Enrolled Agent examination comprises of three parts:
- Part 1 (Individuals),
- Part 2 (Businesses), and
- Part 3 (Representation, Practices, and Procedures).
- Candidates will have three years to complete the remaining parts of the EA exam after passing the first part.
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US Enrolled Agent Exam Structure
EA Exam Overview
- The EA exam is known as the Special Enrollment Exam (SEE).
- 3 Parts Exam:
- Part 1: Individuals
- Part 2: Businesses
- Part 3: Representation, Practices, and Procedures.
- EA exams are conducted at prometric centers in India and the US.
- Computer-based 100% Objective oriented exam.
Understanding the Enrolled Agent Exam Parts
The Enrolled Agent exam serves as a comprehensive assessment tool meticulously designed to evaluate candidates' proficiency in U.S. federal taxation, spanning three distinct parts:
Part 1: Individual Income Taxation
- Preliminary Work and Taxpayer Data (16%)
- Income and Assets (20%)
- Deductions and Credits (20%)
- Taxation (18%)
- Advising the Individual Taxpayer (13%)
- Specialized Returns for Individuals (13%)
Part 2: Business Taxation
- Business Entities and Considerations (30%)
- Business Tax Preparation (37%)
- Specialized Returns and Taxpayers (18%)
Part 3: Representation, Practices and Procedures
- Practice before the IRS (Focus throughout part)
- Requirements for Enrolled Agents
- Sanctionable acts Rules and penalties
- Representation Before the IRS
- Specific Areas of Representation
- Filing Process
EA Exam Prometric centers in India
Hyderabad
Gurgaon
Bangalore
US Enrolled Agent Exam Pattern and Format
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Months | May 1st to the end of February of the following year (you can take exams throughout this window) |
| Exam Parts |
The EA exam consists of three parts: -> Part 1: Individuals, -> Part 2: Businesses, and -> Part 3: Representation, Practices, and Procedures |
| Duration | Each section of the exam has a time limit of 3.5 hours. |
| Number of Questions per Part | 100 (85 scored, 15 unscored) |
| Exam Format | The exam is computer-based and consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs). |
| Retake Policy | Can retake failed parts separately, 3 attempts in a year |
| Passing Score | The passing score for each part of the exam is 105. |
Enrolled Agent Exam Registration Process
Check Eligibility
Join IMA
Get IMA ID
Register
Schedule
Check Eligibility
Ensure you meet the IMA's requirements
About Gleim Exam Prep
Visit Gleim’s website for more information:
https://www.gleim.com/enrolled-agent-review/
Gleim Exam Prep is a global leader in professional certification training, trusted since 1972. Renowned for its innovative study tools, Gleim has guided thousands of candidates to success in exams like the Enrolled Agent (EA). With a strong focus on building conceptual clarity and real-world application, Gleim stands out as a top choice for EA exam preparation.
Orbit Institutes x Gleim
At Orbit Institutes, we’re proud to partner with Gleim Exam Prep to deliver India’s most effective EA learning experience. By combining Gleim’s industry-leading review materials with our expert instruction, we ensure a complete, results-driven program that maximises your chances of passing the EA exam with confidence.
Why Choose Gleim Exam Prep for Your Enrolled Agent Exam Preparation?
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Strengthen your exam prep with Gleim’s massive test bank, packed with thousands of questions that mirror the real exam format.
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Learn your way with textbooks, interactive lectures, and online simulations tailored to fit your schedule.
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Build exam confidence through full-length practice exams that replicate the real testing experience.
SmartAdapt™ Technology
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Real-World Application
Develop practical skills and master tax code interpretation with Gleim’s focused, career-ready approach.
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US EA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
The EA certification stands out for its authorization to represent taxpayers before the IRS, demonstrating expertise in tax planning and preparation. It holds immense value in various sectors like corporate accounting, law firms, and banks due to its specialized knowledge in tax matters, which is indispensable for navigating complex tax regulations.
Enrolled Agents possess exclusive unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS, a privilege that distinguishes them from many other tax practitioners. They are the only representatives licensed by the federal government with unrestricted rights, providing a unique advantage in resolving intricate tax issues.
While the EA certification doesn’t have strict educational prerequisites, acquiring in-depth training in U.S. federal taxation is crucial for success in the EA examination. Practical knowledge of taxation significantly bolsters exam preparation, contributing to a better understanding essential for a solid foundation in tax laws.
Yes, candidates can pursue the EA certification without prior experience. However, having a comprehensive understanding of federal taxation laws and regulations is highly recommended for success in the EA examination. Practical experience further strengthens application skills, enhancing the exam preparation process and eventual representation abilities.
Completing the EA certification opens doors to diverse career paths in corporate accounting, law firms, investment firms, and other sectors, offering specialized tax services and representation. It provides a vast scope for professional growth, enabling individuals to navigate intricate tax scenarios and represent taxpayers proficiently.
EA training provides a comprehensive understanding of tax laws, structured coaching, study materials, and expert guidance, thoroughly preparing candidates for the EA exam. It acts as a vital stepping stone for aspirants aiming to specialize in tax representation, ensuring thorough and meticulous preparation.
To choose the right institute, consider factors like reputation, faculty expertise, course structure, study materials, and success rates of previous candidates. A well-rounded evaluation ensures the selection of an institute best suited for comprehensive preparation and successful outcomes.
The Enrolled agent course fees and duration vary based on the institute’s offerings, curriculum, and depth of coverage. Typically, courses range from a few months to a year, offering different modules with varying fees, enabling candidates to choose options that suit their preferences and requirements.
The duration of the EA course varies among institutes, with flexible study schedules to accommodate the commitments of working professionals. Institutes often offer part-time or weekend classes for convenience, enabling individuals to balance work and study effectively.
To prepare effectively for the EA exam, utilize comprehensive textbooks, IRS publications, online study guides, practice questions, and mock exams for thorough understanding and practice. A well-rounded preparation strategy with diverse study materials ensures a holistic approach to mastering tax laws and regulations.
Each paper of the EA exam can be attempted up to three times within a calendar year.
Effective in 2024, candidates now have three years to complete the remaining parts of the EA exam after passing the first part. This change allows candidates ample time to complete all three parts and obtain their EA designation. Initially, it was introduced as a temporary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic, this time extension has been made permanent to better accommodate candidates’ needs.
There are no specific educational or work experience requirements to sit for the EA exam. However, candidates should have a strong understanding of income and tax accounting. Additionally, candidates must pass a suitability check, which includes a tax compliance check and a criminal background check.
To achieve the EA designation, candidates must pass all three parts of the EA exam within 3 years. A valid Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN), renewed within the last year, is also required for exam registration.
The EA exam consists of three parts, each containing 100 multiple-choice questions. The duration for each part is 3.5 hours, with a 15-minute break after completing 50 questions.
Exam results are provided immediately upon the completion of each exam part.
