Step-by-Step Guide: Becoming an Enrolled Agent in India

Introduction:

Embarking on the journey to become an EA? Here's a comprehensive guide tailored for Indian aspirants.

  • Eligibility Criteria for EA in India:
     There are no mandatory educational qualifications. Anyone can appear for the EA exam (SEE), making it accessible to students, working professionals, and career switchers alike.

  • Registration and Examination Process:
     You’ll register through Prometric, schedule three parts of the SEE exam (Individuals, Businesses, Representation), and take them over 2 years. The test is MCQ-based and available year-round.

  • Post-Certification Opportunities:
     Once certified, EAs can work with U.S. tax firms, MNCs handling U.S. accounts, or offer services remotely. Many Indian EAs also freelance for American clients online.

Conclusion :
 Ready to take the next step in your taxation career? Follow this guide and start your EA journey today

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