The phrase "a tax agent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a professional who is authorized to represent taxpayers in dealings with tax authorities.
Example: "I hired a tax agent to help me navigate the complexities of my tax return this year."
Alternatives: "tax advisor" or "tax consultant".
You would probably hear from a tax agent.
"Anyway, filing your return can be very straightforward online and you don't need a tax agent".
"It's a marvel to watch them," Ariel Viola, a tax agent at the Buquebus terminal, where ferries travel to Uruguay, said of the dogs.
Imitation General (1958) was a World War II comedy, and The Mating Game (1959) was a romantic comedy with Tony Randall as a tax agent who falls for the daughter (Debbie Reynolds) of a man he is investigating.
In the course of a piece this past season on the Internal Revenue Service, in whose dread proximity "60 Minutes" correspondents never seem to flinch, an interviewee said to Safer, referring to a tax agent, "He took his finger and stuck it in my chest".
A tax agent, for example, could track your behaviour to prove you are living outside of your means.
A federal tax agent was indicted yesterday on charges of preparing fraudulent tax returns and evading taxes on $336,000 he embezzled, federal prosecutors said.
A state tax agent who specialized in investigating the trafficking of illegal cigarettes was shot to death by her husband, a former New York police officer, the authorities said on Sunday.
Ms. Cofield, a retired government tax agent who runs an online travel business, chose a tool called uKnowKids.com, which combs the granddaughter's Facebook page and text messages.
A Los Angeles Times investigation detailed the close relationship between Noguez and one tax agent, Ramin Salari, who was a major fundraiser for Noguez's campaign.
Whilst people are entirely free to employ a tax return agent, HMRC does not sanction or in any way approve such sites, and we will take firm action against any websites that suggest otherwise.
