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Tax Preparer Course & IRS RTRP Exam Study Guide Available

Got PTIN? Under the new IRS rules, all paid preparers must have a Preparer Tax Identification Number to prepare tax returns for compensation. In addition, the IRS requires competency exams for all paid tax return preparers who are not attorneys, certified public accountants or enrolled agents. The new IRS tax preparer exams will cover Individual and/or Business tax returns depending on the type of IRS forms you file on behalf of your clients. The Registered Tax Return Preparer Exam To prepare tax returns you must pass at least one of the exams. Affordable study guides are available for those who wish to tax the RTRP Exam or the Enrolled Agent exam.

The RTRP Exam Study Guide with unlimited practice exam questions is available for $199. The RTRP Exam Study Guide with 700 questions and answers plus unlimited practice exam questions is available for $239.

The Enrolled Agent Exam Study Guide with unlimited practice exam questions is available for $299. The Enrolled Agent Exam Study Guide with 1800 questions and answers and unlimited practice exam questions is available for $349. For more details, please visit the following site.

Mission Statement

The nature of the organization, or objects, or purposes to be transacted, promoted or carried on are:

• The Society is organized for the purpose of elevating and maintaining among its members a high standard of proficiency and integrity, to promote and to protect the interests of accountants in practice; to cultivate a spirit of professional cooperation among its members; to promote local societies of accountants into groups to be called Chapters; to create various sections that focus on different aspects of accounting to allow members to market their specific qualifications, and to establish good will and understanding between the general public and the accounting profession.
• Acting through its Board of Directors, President and other Officers, subject to the powers and restrictions of the Constitution and Bylaws, to do such acts as are necessary or convenient to the attainment of the objects and purposes herein set forth, and to the same extent and fully as any natural personal might or could do.
• To have offices and promote and carry on its objects and purposes within or without the State of South Carolina.
• In general, to have all powers conferred upon it as provided for in the Constitution and Bylaws of this Society.