Do I need to be a CPA or Enrolled Agent?
No. Part 1 focuses on case support skills and explains the difference between supporting a case and representing a taxpayer.
Will this let me represent taxpayers before the IRS?
No. The program does not grant representation rights or a license. It teaches the skills that authorized professionals rely on.
Is this a tax return course?
No. It focuses on what happens when a taxpayer has an IRS problem: notices, documents, financial information, and case preparation.
Self-Paced or Live Class: which should I pick?
Choose Self-Paced if you want to study on your own schedule. Choose Live Class if you want to learn directly from a CPA, ask questions, and practice on sample cases.
Can I buy Part 2 on its own?
Not yet, but Part 2 on its own is coming soon. For now, you can get Part 2 through the Complete Program (Parts 1 + 2).
What happens after I enroll?
You'll see a confirmation page right away, then get an email with your receipt and access details. Live Class students also get their class schedule and a reminder before each session.