Why TravelTax?

1) 15 Years of experience in mobile "contingent" professional tax issues.

2) As an Enrolled Agent, I have a federal license. CPA's have state licenses and in some cases cannot serve clients domiciled in other states

3) I was a traveler - been there done that - I know the issues facing you

4) Prepare all federal. state, local  and Canadian returns.

5) As an Enrolled Agent, I defend your return. If you get a letter, send it to us. We will handle the issue. If your case needs to go to tax court, we will refer you to an attorney that works with us.

6) We are here to answer your questions  all year.

7) Few preparers understand the temporary professional

8) We accrue over 50 hours of continuing education a year and network with professionals in the forefront of tax practice

9) Our firm is well known and respected in the travel healthcare industry

10) We host free national tax workshops for travel nurses. Educating our clients and advocacy are serious goals

A note about tax preparers:

1) There is no license or education requirement for operating as a tax preparer / advisor. Only Enrolled Agents are licensed by the federal government in taxation.

2) Unlicensed preparers rarely take continuing education

*** Note- In 2011, all tax preparers must be registered with the IRS and take continuing education.

3) The national tax firms are made up of primarily seasonal employees. A new client rarely gets an experienced preparer as they are assigned to new employees - the experienced ones retain their own clients.

4) CPA's specialize in public accounting, not necessarily taxes. Enrolled Agents are Tax Specialists and are licensed by the federal government. Additionally they are required to complete 24 hours of annual continuing education. As members of the National Association of Enrolled Agents, we are required to accrue 30 a year.