By Ken Clark, About.com Guide
Even if you’re already using a trusted CFP or Registered Representative to help you manage your college investments, these individuals are usually prohibited by law from giving you tax advice. Using a CPA in conjunction with one of these other professionals will help make sure you maximize your tax deductions and credits.
The Enrolled Agent (EA) designation is a lesser known, but equivalent designation in the world of tax preparation.
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