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Mary Eileen McGuire is an Enrolled Agent with Anderson Kill who is licensed to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. She is a National Tax Practice Institute Fellow and has successfully completed New York University's programs in taxation and personal tax counseling. She received her United States Treasury Card in 1975.
Ms. McGuire works in all areas of taxation and representation but concentrates on individual taxes and tax return preparation and on estate and trust taxation.
Ms. McGuire is past President of the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA). In 1997, she received the NAEA Founder's Award, in 1999 was awarded the Association's Excellence in Education Award and in 2001 was the recipient of the New York State Society of Enrolled Agents Founder's Award.
Ms. McGuire has had the distinction of serving a two-year term on the Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service’s Advisory Board.
Publications
"OPR: The Balance of Responsibility," EA Journal (July/August 2005)
"What is This Alternative Minimum Tax?," AKO Estate Planning & Tax Advisor (Summer 2005) (with Phillip J. Benoit, CPA)
"Gifts to Charities," AKO Estate Planning & Tax Advisor (Winter 2003) (with Abbe I. Herbst)
"When Making Gifts, When and What is as Important as How Much to Give," AKO Estate Planning & Tax Advisor (Autumn 2002)
Speaking Engagements
"Estate Taxes, the 2010 Conundrum," 2010 National Association of Enrolled Agents Conference, Las Vegas, NV (August 8, 2010) (with Phillip J. Benoit)
Education
New York University
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