Enrolled Agents can provide a wide range of tax-related services, including tax preparation, tax planning, audit representation, collection resolution, and appeals representation. They can also assist with state and local tax issues, estate and gift tax planning, and other tax-related matters.

While both Enrolled Agents and CPAs can provide tax-related services, they differ in their areas of focus and the scope of their authority. Enrolled Agents specialize in taxation and have the authority to represent taxpayers before the IRS, while CPAs typically provide a broader range of accounting services and are licensed by state boards of accountancy.

You can find an Enrolled Agent by searching the IRS's directory of tax professionals or by checking with professional organizations such as the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA). You can also ask for referrals from friends, family, or other trusted sources.

The cost of Enrolled Agent services can vary depending on the complexity of your tax situation and the services you require. Enrolled Agents may charge by the hour, by the project, or based on a percentage of your tax savings. It's important to discuss pricing upfront and get a written estimate before engaging an Enrolled Agent.