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About The National Society of Tax Professionals

The National Society of Tax Professionals - NSTP - is a non-profit organization founded in 1985, dedicated to "Serving the Tax Professional".

With the goal of organizing the tax professional community and assisting individuals in the business of tax to achieve a standard of recognition long overdue, the National Society of Tax Professionals has reached out to Certified Public Accountants, Attorneys, Enrolled Agents, Financial Planners and tax professionals/accountants. Our organization is a unique federation of tax professionals at every level.

Mission Statement

NSTP leads the way for tax professionals to develop, grow and enhance their services.

For the more than 25 years, NSTP has striven to support the tax professional community with quality education, based on a hands-on approach. Instructors teach not only about the tax law but how to apply the complex tax rules to a client's situation. Education includes not only live presentations, but a variety of self-study courses as well.

A multitude of benefits are available to NSTP members, designed with the tax professional in mind. NSTP members enjoy discounts and special offers by a host of providers with goods and services designed for the tax professional.

NSTP maintains a high-level contact with the Internal Revenue Service. NSTP members are sought for their experience and expertise by IRS whenever new initiatives or programs are being reviewed. Every NSTP Member is required to abide by the NSTP Code of Professional Conduct.

NSTP Goals

  • Provide a strong national and professional membership organization that speaks for the rights and interests of individual Tax Professionals.
  • To establish an identity with the tax paying public, NSTP believes that tax preparation, consulting, planning, etc., represents an industry of its own and should be recognized as such.
  • To educate the general public with respect to the educational and professional skills demanded of today's Tax Profession. To elevate the acceptance and prestige of the Tax Professional.
  • Promote high standards of competence and ethics within the profession.
  • Promote mutual respect, cooperation and communication between the Internal Revenue Service and Tax Professionals.
  • Sponsor educational programs designed to enhance professional ability and knowledge.