The reason for this may be malabsorption, the bodyâs inability to absorb nutrients from the digestive system into the bloodstream. Normally the digestive process converts nutrients from the diet into small units that pass through the wall of the intestine and into the bloodstream, where they are carried to other cells in the body.
The two tracks are: 1  Written examination. 2  You can become an enrolled agent by demonstrating special competence in tax matters by taking a written examination. 3  This track requires that you to: 4  Apply to take the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE); Prometric offers Enrolled Agent exams.
So stop what you are doing, freshen up your coffee, and get nice and comfortable as I bring the truth about the Enrolled Agent credential to light. Misconception # 1: You need a college degree to become an Enrolled Agent. This is the biggest misconception regarding this certification. Many tax professionals with whom I have spoken to about the Enrolled Agent certification believe that a four-year college degree is required before you can become an Enrolled Agent, much like a CPA. No so.