Enrolled agent

An enrolled agent job in tax relief is licensed IRS representation: you speak for the taxpayer on collection, examination, and appeals, and you decide program shape from transcripts and financials — not from a sales script. Relief firms hire EAs to carry the CAF file. The work is installment agreements, currently-not-collectible, offers in compromise, penalty abatement, and exam — often next to a case manager who runs the calendar. What enrolled agents do in relief practices You pull or read transcripts, reconstruct the account, and choose a path the IRS will actually accept. That is different from seasonal prep: the file is usually late, incomplete, or already in collection. Many shops want someone who can both represent and review what enrollment sold. The EA is the person who says no to an OIC that cannot qualify. File and maintain Form 2848 / CAF representation Build 433s, IA, CNC, and OIC packages from the IRS record plus household financials Talk to ACS, Revenue Officers, and Appeals Review case-manager work before anything goes to the Service What this role is not It is not an enrollment or closer job. If the listing pays only on signed agreements and never mentions CAF or Circular 230, it is sales wearing an EA title. It is also not a generic “tax analyst” mill. This board requires a work email and a firm profile. Remote EA roles should name licensed states or say US-wide. Who hires — and what they look for Tax relief firms, CPA firms adding representation, and law firms that need collection coverage. Remote is common; some states still want an EA who can appear locally. SEE exam plus a current EA card is the floor. Firms then look for collection hours, 433 fluency, and whether you have sat with a Revenue Officer. PTIN alone is not enough. Credential: active enrolled agent; some firms add CPA or attorney Workplace: remote-US, hybrid, or a metro office Pay: salary is typical; some add production on closed programs, not on enrollment Tools: transcripts, a case record, and a reviewer — not a call script How these jobs appear on this board Live enrolled agent jobs show at the top of this page when a verified firm posts one. Filter by role, specialty, or workplace. Employer websites stay on the firm profile, not in the ad. Do I need to be an enrolled agent to represent taxpayers in collection? Are enrolled agent jobs remote? Many are remote inside the United States. Listings should say US-wide or name the states where the license must be used. “Work from anywhere” with no firm is a warning sign on this board. How is an EA job in tax relief different from an EA job in tax prep? Prep is returns. Relief is the account after filing — balances, levies, liens, unfiled years, and collection alternatives. The same credential; a different file. How do I post under Enrolled agent on this board? Use a company email that matches your website, finish the firm profile, and choose Enrolled agent when you post. Job ads cannot include links, emails, or phone numbers. Candidates apply on this site or on your own careers page. Firms post here with a work email. Candidates apply as a guest. Brevitax hiring stays on a separate Careers page. #J-18808-Ljbffr Brevitax, Inc.