Finance & Taxation

Enrolled Agent Certification Program

Become a certified tax expert and help clients with their tax issues as an Enrolled Agent.

IRS representation & ethics: Learn to represent clients before the IRS, understand practitioner rules, and apply professional ethics. Comprehensive tax preparation: In-depth coverage of individual, business, estate, and specialty tax issues, including complex filings and tax planning. EA exam preparation & practical skills: Exam-focused study materials, practice questions, and real-world case studies to build practical tax resolution experience.
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About this program

This Finance & Taxation program blends live, mentor-led sessions with hands-on projects and real-world case studies, so you build genuinely job-ready skills — not just theory. You'll learn from working industry experts, apply what you learn on practical assignments, and finish with a portfolio, a recognized certificate, and dedicated placement support to help you land the right role.

Become a certified tax expert and help clients with their tax issues as an Enrolled Agent.

This course provides comprehensive training on the various aspects of tax preparation and representation. As an enrolled agent, you'll gain the skills needed to represent taxpayers before the IRS and handle complex tax situations.

Why learners love this program

  • IRS representation & ethics: Learn to represent clients before the IRS, understand practitioner rules, and apply professional ethics.
  • Comprehensive tax preparation: In-depth coverage of individual, business, estate, and specialty tax issues, including complex filings and tax planning.
  • EA exam preparation & practical skills: Exam-focused study materials, practice questions, and real-world case studies to build practical tax resolution experience.

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Lectures

52

Hours

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Learning outcomes

What you'll be able to do

Prepare accurate individual (Form 1040) and business (Forms 1120, 1120S, 1065) federal tax returns
Interpret and apply federal tax laws, regulations, and IRS guidance
Represent clients before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals
Complete and manage powers of attorney and taxpayer authorizations (Form 2848)
Prepare for and pass the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) and satisfy enrollment requirements
Conduct tax research using primary and secondary sources to support positions
Advise on tax planning strategies to minimize liabilities and maximize credits and deductions
Handle payroll, employment tax, and information return compliance
Address multi-state tax issues, nexus, and residency considerations
Negotiate installment agreements, offers in compromise, and penalty abatements
Apply ethical standards, client confidentiality, and professional responsibility
Use tax software, e-filing tools, and recordkeeping best practices
Communicate effectively with clients and IRS representatives, including preparing correspondence
Implement practice management, quality control, and continuing professional education processes

Curriculum

Structured modules that build real skills

10 modules · designed for progressive, hands-on learning.

History and Purpose of Taxation

Explain the historical development of the tax system and the foundational purposes of taxation in public finance.

1.50 hrs

Basic Tax Principles

Describe core tax concepts such as taxable income, tax base, and tax rates and how they affect liability.

1.00 hrs

Overview of Federal and State Systems

Compare federal and state tax structures and identify the roles of different taxing authorities.

1.00 hrs

Determining Filing Status

Identify and apply the rules for choosing the correct filing status for various taxpayer situations.

1.50 hrs

Dependents and Exemptions

Explain who qualifies as a dependent and how exemptions and dependent rules impact tax returns.

1.50 hrs

Head of Household and Special Situations

Analyze scenarios for head of household and other special filing situations to determine correct filing approaches.

1.00 hrs

Filing Status Implications

Assess how filing status affects tax rates, credits, and eligibility for deductions.

1.00 hrs

Types of Taxable Income

Classify common income types including wages, interest, dividends, and business income and their tax treatment.

2.00 hrs

Non-Taxable and Excludable Income

Identify income that is excludable or non-taxable and the rules governing those exclusions.

1.50 hrs

Above-the-Line Deductions

Explain above-the-line deductions and calculate adjustments to arrive at adjusted gross income.

1.50 hrs

Itemized vs Standard Deductions

Compare itemized and standard deductions and determine which yields the better tax outcome for taxpayers.

1.00 hrs

Business and Self-Employment Deductions

Apply rules for business-related deductions, self-employment tax, and recordkeeping requirements.

1.00 hrs

Common Tax Credits

Describe major credits such as the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit and their eligibility criteria.

1.50 hrs

Education and Retirement Credits

Explain education-related credits and retirement incentives and how to claim them correctly.

1.00 hrs

Refundable vs Nonrefundable Credits

Differentiate refundable and nonrefundable credits and understand their effects on tax liability and refunds.

1.00 hrs

Key Individual Tax Forms

Identify and complete common individual tax forms, including Form 1040 and its schedules.

2.00 hrs

Supporting Schedules and Attachments

Determine when to use specific schedules and attachments and how they relate to primary forms.

1.50 hrs

Electronic Filing and Paper Returns

Compare e-filing and paper filing procedures and outline best practices for timely and accurate submissions.

1.50 hrs

Filing Deadlines and Extensions

Manage filing deadlines, extensions, and payment options to help taxpayers remain compliant.

1.00 hrs

IRS Administrative Structure

Describe the IRS organization, case processing flow, and key offices relevant to taxpayer representation.

2.00 hrs

Types of Audits and Triggers

Recognize different audit types, common audit triggers, and strategies to reduce audit risk.

1.50 hrs

Power of Attorney and Authorization

Complete and file authorization forms to represent clients and understand scope of representation rights.

2.00 hrs

Communicating with IRS Examiners

Develop effective communication strategies for interacting with IRS examiners and resolving issues.

1.50 hrs

Appeals and Collection Matters

Navigate appeals processes and collection alternatives to advocate for taxpayer solutions.

1.50 hrs

Negotiation and Settlement Techniques

Apply negotiation tactics and settlement options to achieve favorable outcomes for clients.

1.50 hrs

Case Management Best Practices

Implement case management and documentation practices to maintain professional and compliant representation.

1.00 hrs

Basics of Estate and Gift Tax

Explain estate and gift tax fundamentals, exemptions, and filing thresholds.

1.50 hrs

Trust Types and Tax Treatment

Differentiate common trust types and describe their respective tax implications.

1.50 hrs

Filing Estate and Trust Returns

Prepare fiduciary returns and understand reporting requirements for estates and trusts.

1.00 hrs

Planning Strategies for Transfers

Assess planning techniques to minimize transfer taxes and advise clients on compliant strategies.

1.00 hrs

Professional Responsibilities

Describe the ethical responsibilities of tax professionals, including competence and due diligence standards.

1.50 hrs

Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest

Apply rules on client confidentiality and manage potential conflicts of interest appropriately.

1.00 hrs

Penalties and Professional Conduct

Identify possible penalties for misconduct and best practices to maintain professional conduct.

1.00 hrs

Exam Structure and Content Areas

Outline the Enrolled Agent exam format, content domains, and weighting to guide study planning.

1.50 hrs

Study Strategies and Resources

Implement effective study techniques, time management, and resource selection for exam preparation.

1.50 hrs

Practice Questions and Problem Solving

Practice exam-style questions and develop problem-solving methods to improve accuracy and speed.

1.50 hrs

Mock Exams and Performance Review

Take full-length mock exams and analyze performance to target weak areas and track progress.

1.50 hrs

Test Day Procedures and Tips

Prepare for test day logistics, stress management, and final review strategies to optimize performance.

1.50 hrs

Your credential

The certificate you'll earn

Earn an industry-recognized certificate on successful completion of this program.

Enrolled Agent Certification Program certificate

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Reviews

What our learners say

I joined the EA course at Skillsbiz and found it very professional and well-organized. The trainer covered every topic thoroughly and made sure we understood before moving forward. The case-based approach was very effective. This training h...
NKNeha Kapoor
The Enrolled Agent training at Skillsbiz helped me gain strong knowledge of US taxation. The sessions were engaging and filled with practical examples. The support team was always available for guidance. I feel confident that I will clear t...
SNSneha Nair
Skillsbiz EA program was well-structured and very informative. The trainer explained difficult concepts in a simple way and guided us with exam strategies. The practice tests were extremely useful for preparation. This course has given me a...
RMRiya Mehta
I enrolled for the Enrolled Agent program with Skillsbiz and it was a very good experience. The sessions were interactive, and the trainer gave us practical insights into taxation procedures. The mock exams were extremely useful. I feel wel...
NSNikhil Sharma
The EA training at Skillsbiz was very detailed and beginner-friendly. The trainer explained US taxation concepts clearly and gave many real examples. The structured study material and doubt sessions helped me a lot. This course has given me...
AVArjun Verma
Joining Skillsbiz for the Enrolled Agent course was the best decision for my career in taxation. The syllabus was explained step by step, covering all three parts of the EA exam. The practice questions and mock tests were very close to the...
RMRohit Malhotra

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An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a tax advisor who is a federally-authorized tax practitioner empowered by the Department of the Treasury.
The course is structured for 52 hours of instruction.
No specific prerequisites are required, but a basic understanding of tax concepts is helpful.
You will learn about tax preparation, representation before the IRS, tax laws, and filing procedures.
The course is priced at 44,500.
You can enroll in the course at any time; it is available online.
Yes, this course is self-paced allowing you to learn at your own speed.
Yes, students will receive a certificate of completion after finishing the course.
Course materials are provided online in various formats, including video lectures, PDFs, and interactive quizzes.
Yes, you can request a refund within a specified period as outlined in our refund policy.

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