Federally Licensed with Unlimited Rights to Represent Taxpayers Before the IRS
Member:
National Association of Enrolled Agents
Texas Association of Enrolled Agents
National Association of Tax Professionals
Authorized IRS E-Filer
National Notary Association
Mobile Notary Public
Hello! My name is Kerry Kelly....
and I am a Tax Preparer.
Taxes have been around in one shape or another since one human managed to extract a payment from another. Our current tax code, as it has evolved since this country began, is getting ever more complicated - currently 73,954 pages for the individual - and it changes yearly. No single person, no matter how much they may try to convince you, cannot memorize everything in that volumous work. But what I can do is promise to you that I can dig and research every resource available to me and my network of tax professionals to find the proper and legal answer to your tax question.
Being an Enrolled Agent is an honor for me. While Enrolled Agents are not as well known as CPA's, we are the highest authority recognized by the IRS in both business and personal tax. We must maintain 72 hours of continuing education for every enrollement period of 3 years, with 3 of those hours each year being in Ethics & Due Dilligence. The standard PTIN holder that you would meet at any of the nationwide chains are not required to maintain CE by the IRS, but their companies generally require 15 hours a year for them.
When you find a tax preparer you like and can trust, that is a relationship you should nurture and keep for many, many years, because they know your family and your needs. Come talk to me, I think you will like what I can do for you!
My Credintials
IRS PTIN holder since 2010
IRS Enrolled Agent since 2016
Worked seasonally for Jackson Hewitt in Navasota and Magnolia, Texas for 5 years,
2.5 years Montgomery Accounting P.C.
and now I'm here to work for you!
Texas Notary Public since 2017.
IRS News
Tax season for most people generally lasts for 3 months. But open season for scams is year round. Remember that the IRS will NEVER contact you by phone or email. If you receive such a phone call, text or email, immediately contact the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. Contact information can be found here . Be safe and be dilligent.
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