About Paul McCloud, EA

Tax guidance is personal. Your advisor should be, too.

Paul McCloud is the founder of PMC Accounting Group and works directly with each client on each engagement. His practice is small on purpose.

Paul McCloud, Enrolled Agent

Credential

Enrolled Agent (EA)

Base

Iselin, New Jersey

Practice

Year-round advisory

What is an Enrolled Agent?

An Enrolled Agent is a federally authorized tax practitioner with technical tax expertise and full rights to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. The EA credential is issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and recognized in every state.

In practical terms: Paul can prepare returns, plan across future tax years, and represent clients directly with the IRS on notices, audits, and resolution matters.

How Paul works with clients

Small, deliberate, and personal.

PMC Accounting Group is intentionally boutique. Paul takes a limited number of engagements so every client has direct access to him — not to a rotating cast of preparers. Conversations happen when they matter, not only in March and April.

  • Direct access to Paul on every engagement
  • Year-round communication, not just at deadlines
  • Written recommendations you can act on
  • Coordination with your attorney, financial advisor, or realtor when relevant
  • Plain-language answers before, during, and after any major transaction
What clients can expect

Fewer surprises. Clearer next steps.

PMC works with small business owners, real estate owners, independent professionals, and individuals with more complex tax pictures. Every engagement starts with a strategy conversation so we understand what's changing and what you need to know before moving forward.

A note from Paul

"My goal is simple: help you understand the tax impact before the decision is final, and be the same familiar voice on the other end of the call the next time something changes."

— Paul McCloud, EA

Before the decision is final

Before you sell, restructure, respond, or file — understand the tax impact.

Start with a focused conversation about what is changing and what you need to know before moving forward.

Personal guidance · Secure process · Clear next steps