2010 – COULD BE YOUR YEAR
TO BECOME AN ENROLLED AGENT.
The National Association of Tax Professionals is
with you every step of the way.
ENROLLED AGENT EXAM
Review Course 2010
National Association of Tax Professionals
WHY BECOME AN ENROLLED AGENT
Becoming an Enrolled Agent may be one of the greatest
accomplishments a tax professional can experience. It is
both challenging and rewarding. With a new designation
comes not only an increase in your knowledge – a benefit
to your clients, but also an opportunity to expand your
practice and increase your earning power – a benefit to
you. The process of becoming an Enrolled Agent is not
easy, but can be substantially more manageable by com-
pleting the NATP Enrolled Agent Exam Review Course.
HOW TO BECOME AN ENROLLED AGENT
You can become an Enrolled Agent by demonstrating
special competence in tax matters by passing a
computer-based examination. You are required to:
• Apply to take the Special Enrollment Exam (SEE).
• Achieve passing scores on all parts of the SEE.
• Apply for enrollment.
• Pass a background check.
Without your seminar, I am not sure I would have been able to
pass all three parts of the EA exam – on the first try!
~NATP Missouri Member
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Part I
• Identify the primary areas tested in Part I.
• Determine an individual’s fi ling requirement.
• Identify the diff erence between a qualifying child and a
qualifying relative.
• Identify items of reportable income and expenses for individual
taxpayers.
• Report income from retirement plans and IRA distributions.
• Report the disposition of assets.
• Distinguish between refundable and nonrefundable tax credits.
• Identify the fi ling requirements for a deceased taxpayer.
• Explain the tax consequences of giftin