Six phases — from your first US bank reconciliation to IRS-recognized representation — integrating bookkeeping and every tax specialty into a single professional journey.
Conferred by
The IRS (after passing the SEE)
Exam
3 parts — Individuals · Businesses · Representation
Eligibility
Any nationality — no US residency or CPA required
What it grants
Federal authority to represent taxpayers before the IRS
Zero to employable. The base everything else stands on.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
Keep US books and read a 1040. Supervised paid work is gated and is not currently operating.
Foundation of SEE Part 1. Paid work, if later offered, is gated and is not currently operating.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
Training in how returns are prepared for compensation. SEE Part 1 (Individuals) territory opens. Not a live book.
Broaden to nonresidents, entities, and partnerships.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
Curriculum covers nonresidents, entities, and businesses — full practice breadth for SEE Part 2 (Businesses).
Build the niche that makes you indispensable. Premium billing is not a typical or guaranteed result.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
A defensible niche in the curriculum — entertainer CWA, FIRPTA, expat, or e-commerce specialist. Not a live client assignment.
The destination credential — open to any nationality, no US residency required.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
Pass SEE Parts 1–3 → Enrolled Agent designation.
The Academy prepares you for the SEE; the IRS and Prometric confer the credential.
Representation training, then the CAA track — not a live practice.
Pathways covered
Key modules · from the live catalog
EFIN, engagement letters, and WISP are curriculum topics. A first book of clients and referral-network deal flow are not currently operating and are not guaranteed.
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