Associations
National Association of Enrolled Agents
The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) is the professional society representing Enrolled Agents (EAs), which number some 40,000 nationwide. Its 11,000 members are licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), including examination, collection and appeals functions. While the Enrolled Agent license was created in 1884 and has a long and storied past, today’s EAs are the only tax professionals tested by IRS on their knowledge of tax law and regulations. They provide tax preparation, representation, tax planning and other financial services to millions of individual and business taxpayers. EAs adhere to a code of ethics and professional conduct and are required by IRS to take Continuing Professional Education. Like attorneys and Certified Public Accountants, Enrolled Agents are governed by Treasury Circular 230 in their practice before the IRS.
To learn more, please visit www.naea.org.
National Association of Tax Professionals
The National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP), founded in 1979, is a nonprofit professional association dedicated to excellence in taxation. NATP was formed to serve professionals who work in all areas of tax practice. Members include individual practitioners, enrolled agents, accountants, CPAs, attorneys, and financial planners. As the leading continuing professional education provider for tax professionals, NATP presents more than 200 workshops each year on topics that include partnerships, corporations, and estates and trusts. NATP also sponsors the Enrolled Agents Training.
To learn more, please visit www.natptax.com.
Better Business Bureau
The Better Business Bureau ensures that high standards for trust are set and maintained. They exist so consumers and businesses alike have an unbiased source to guide them on matters of trust. They provide educational information and expert advice that is free of charge and easily accessible. BBB Accreditation is an honor – and not every company is eligible. Businesses that meet their high standards are invited to join BBB. Businesses meeting BBB standards are presented to local Boards of Directors (or designees) for review and acceptance as a BBB Accredited Business. To read more about BBB Accreditation Standards, click here. Omni Financial has agreed to live up to those Principles for Trust. The BBB Principles for Trust are a comprehensive set of policies, procedures and best practices focused on how businesses should treat the public – fairly and honestly in all circumstances. Omni Financial has been a long-standing member of the Better Business Bureau.
Well Fargo Home Mortgage
Omni Financial depends on Wells Fargo Home Mortgage for the financing needs of their customers. Why? Wells Fargo home Mortgage provides years of lending experience and a sales division dedicated to working in finding sensible solutions. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is the nation's leading retail mortgage lender, providing funding for approximately one out of 14 homes financed in the United States.* For more than a century, homebuyers have turned to Wells Fargo Mortgage for their home financing needs. Over 10,000 experienced home mortgage consultants in more than 2,400 locations work to ensure the dream of home ownership comes true for more buyers. Resolving a tax liability through financing presents many challenges. While some lenders make the process more complicated by requiring extra documentation, extra fees and extra hassles, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage provides practical, streamlined solution.
