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Who is exempt from the aftr?

Unenrolled preparers who have passed recognized state or national tests qualify for an exemption from the AFTR course but still must obtain 15 hours of continuing education.

What is the difference between an enrolled agent and a registered tax return preparer?

Similar to a CPA, an enrolled agent is also a certified tax professional. However, an enrolled agent is a federally-authorized tax practitioner rather than a state-licensed professional. An enrolled agent can provide tax consultations, file federal and state returns, and represent taxpayers to the IRS in an audit.

Does Circular 230 apply to all tax preparers?

Circular 230 provides ethical guidance for all tax preparers. CPAs, attorneys, and enrolled agents (EAs) who are in good standing with the IRS are authorized to provide any tax-related services to clients, assuming that the CPA, attorney, or EA is competent to perform those services.