Enrolled Agent (EA)

Category: Global Pathways > EA

Level: Executive

Duration: 7 to 12 months

Lessons: 0

Rating: 4.8 (328 reviews)

Price: ₹45000 ~~₹55000~~

Batch: New Batch

The Enrolled Agent (EA) credential is the highest qualification awarded by the IRS, recognizing individuals who are experts in federal taxation and authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Our comprehensive EA preparation course is meticulously designed to equip you with the in-depth knowledge and practical skills required to pass all three parts of the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) and become a distinguished Enrolled Agent. This program is ideal for accounting and finance professionals seeking to advance their careers, expand their expertise in US tax laws, and offer invaluable tax advisory services.

Why EA?

High Demand for EAs
IRS Recognition
Career Advancement
Increased Earning Potential
Federal Practice Rights
Practical Skills
Global Employers

Why JKShah Classes?

Proven Track Record
Experienced Instructors
Student-Centric Approach
Up-to-Date Curriculum
Affordable & Value-Driven
Robust Support System
Placement Assistance

Economic Growth
Money Flow
Need For Experts

Years Experience: 43+
AIRS: 3.9K+
Trained: 515K+

Course Features

Regular Doubt Solving Sessions
Placement Assistance

What You Will Learn

Master Federal Tax Regulations
Prepare Diverse Tax Returns
Navigate IRS Procedures
Represent Taxpayers Effectively
Apply Tax Planning Strategies
Pass the SEE Exam

Who Should Enroll

Accounting & Finance Professionals
Tax Preparers
Bookkeepers
Recent Graduates
International Professionals
Anyone seeking a career in US taxation

Syllabus

Part 1: Individuals

Eligibility

Age

Minimum age should be 18 years

Other Factors

To become Enrolled Agent candidates have to either clear 3 part comprehensive IRS examination.

IRS Experience (Candidates worked at the IRS for five consecutive years in a position that regularly engages in applying and interpreting the provisions of the Internal Revenue code and the regulations)

Registration & Fees
Components
Fees
PTIN Fees
$19
Exam Fees for Each Part
$317

Exam

Exam	Details
Mode of exam	Online Remote Proctored Computer-based Exams
Exam Frequency	Available 10 months out of a year. 2026 Exam booking opens from 1/9/2026
Exam Pattern	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Structure

Modules	Contents
Module 1: Preliminary Work & Filing Requirements	Engagement letter, due diligence, filing status, dependents.
Module 2: Income	Wages, interest, dividends, business income (Schedule C), capital gains/losses, passive activities, rental income, pensions, social security.
Module 3: Deductions & Credits	Above-the-line deductions, itemized deductions (Schedule A), tax credits (e.g., child tax credit, education credits).
Module 4: Basis, Gain & Loss, Property Transactions	Basis calculations, sales of assets, like-kind exchanges.
Module 5: Tax Computation & Tax Credits	Tax rate schedules, alternative minimum tax (AMT), various tax credits.
Module 6: Specialized Returns & Taxpayers	Non-resident aliens, divorced taxpayers, deceased taxpayers.

Part 2: Businesses

Eligibility

Age

Minimum age should be 18 years

Other Factors

To become Enrolled Agent candidates have to either clear 3 part comprehensive IRS examination.

Registration & Fees
Components
Fees
PTIN Fees
$19
Exam Fees for Each Part
$317

Exam

Exam	Details
Mode of exam	Online Remote Proctored Computer-based Exams
Exam Frequency	Available 10 months out of a year. 2026 Exam booking opens from 1/9/2026
Exam Pattern	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Structure

Modules	Contents
Module 1: Business Entities & Concepts	Sole proprietorships, partnerships, C corporations, S corporations, LLCs.
Module 2: Partnerships	Formation, operations, distributions, basis, liquidation (Form 1065).
Module 3: Corporations (C & S Corps)	Formation, operations, distributions, liquidations (Forms 1120, 1120-S).
Module 4: Trusts & Estates	Types of trusts, estate tax, income tax of trusts and estates (Form 1041, Form 706).
Module 5: Exempt Organizations	Types of tax-exempt organizations (Form 990).
Module 6: Retirement Plans	Qualified vs. non-qualified plans, IRAs, 401(k)s.

Part 3: Representation, Practices & Procedures

Structure

Modules	Contents
Module 1: Practices & Procedures	Power of attorney, taxpayer identification numbers, filing requirements.
Module 2: Representation before the IRS	Audit process, appeals, collections, innocent spouse relief.
Module 3: Specific Appeal Procedures	Offer in compromise, installment agreements.
Module 4: Penalties & Refunds	Underpayment penalties, accuracy-related penalties, claims for refund.
Module 5: Ethical Considerations	Circular 230, due diligence, professional conduct.
Module 6: Compliance & Recordkeeping	Record retention requirements, information reporting.

Eligibility

Age

Minimum age should be 18 years

Other Factors

To become Enrolled Agent candidates have to either clear 3 part comprehensive IRS examination.

Registration & Fees
Components
Fees
PTIN Fees
$19
Exam Fees for Each Part
$317

Exam

Exam	Details
Mode of exam	Online Remote Proctored Computer-based Exams
Exam Frequency	Available 10 months out of a year. 2026 Exam booking opens from 1/9/2026
Exam Pattern	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Instructor:

Instructor Rating: 4.8/5

Frequently Asked Questions

EA

EA FAQs

Q: What is an Enrolled Agent (EA)?

A: An Enrolled Agent is a tax professional authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS. EAs advise, represent, and prepare tax returns for individuals, partnerships, corporations, and any entities with tax-reporting requirements.

Q: What are the prerequisites for enrolling in the EA course?

A: There are no educational prerequisites to become an Enrolled Agent. You simply need to pass the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) and a background check.

Q: How long does it take to complete the EA course and pass the exam?

A: The study duration varies per individual, but most students complete the course and pass all three parts of the exam within 6 to 12 months, dedicating 10-15 hours of study per week.

Q: Is the EA exam difficult?

A: The EA exam is challenging but highly passable with dedicated study. Our course is designed to cover all topics thoroughly and provide ample practice to ensure you are well-prepared.

Q: What career opportunities are available after becoming an EA?

A: EAs can work in various roles, including tax preparers, tax consultants, tax auditors, or even start their own tax practices. They are highly sought after in public accounting firms, corporate tax departments, and financial institutions.

Q: What is the format of the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE)?

A: The SEE consists of three separate parts, each a computer-based, multiple-choice exam. You can take the parts in any order and do not have to pass all parts at once.

Q: How often are the course materials updated?

A: Our course materials are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect the latest changes in IRS regulations and US tax laws, ensuring you always have the most current information.