Enrolled Agent Exam Prep (EA)

Enrolled agent exam prep for all three parts of the IRS Special Enrollment Examination, in one app. The SEE is three separate tests you can take in any order, so the app tracks each part and suggests which part to sit next from your own practice results.

Independent study app, not a government app, and not affiliated with the IRS. Official exam information: https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/enrolled-agents

WHAT YOU GET
- 1,367 practice questions across 3 Parts: Part 1: Individuals (560), Part 2: Businesses (524), Part 3: Representation, Practices & Procedures (283).
- A teaching explanation on every question — why the right answer is right, and why each wrong choice is wrong.
- One timed mock: 85 questions in 210 minutes, drawn from all three parts. It uses the scored-item count; a real SEE part has 100 items.
- 44 study notes distilling the high-yield points.
- 278 flashcards for the facts you have to recall cold.
- Progress tracked part by part, so you can see what is holding you back.
- Questions are bundled in the app, so you can study without a connection; purchase and restore need one.

WRITTEN TO TAX YEAR 2025 LAW
The July 2026 to February 2027 SEE window tests tax year 2025 law, the first to reflect the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Questions are written to that law, including the new SALT cap, child tax credit, and Section 179 limits. Each was written against a specific rule, and explanations often name it, so a miss tells you what to look up. Use it as an enrolled agent study guide you drill.

WHO IT IS FOR
- Seasonal preparers starting EA exam prep before representation work
- Accountants and bookkeepers adding the EA credential
- Candidates who passed one part and want an enrolled agent practice test for the next
- Busy preparers fitting an EA practice test between clients

HOW THE EXAM WORKS
Pass all three parts, then apply for enrollment and pass an IRS suitability check (tax compliance and criminal background). Each part has 100 multiple-choice items (85 scored) and 3.5 hours of testing time. Scores are scaled from 200 to 800, and 500 passes. No percent-correct cutoff is published; the app’s 70% target is an unofficial study benchmark, not a predictor of an SEE result. For IRS enrolled agent exam fees and scheduling, see the IRS page below.

CURRENT CONTENT
Version 1.0 has questions in every area of the IRS content outline: six in Part 1, three in Part 2, and four in Part 3. The enrolled agent practice questions are text-based, with an explanation for each answer choice. Each part gets untimed drills and a sitting check.

PRICING
Unlock all current content with a one-time purchase; no subscription. The current version has no ads and no upsells.

FREE PREVIEW
Each part opens its first 5 practice items free, explanations included, so you can judge this enrolled agent test prep before you pay. No account and no signup required.

OFFICIAL SOURCES
This app is a study aid, not a certifying or licensing body. For official requirements, eligibility, and the current rules, consult the source directly:
- IRS — Enrolled Agents (Special Enrollment Examination): https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/enrolled-agents

DISCLAIMER
Independent study aid, not a government app. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the U.S. Department of the Treasury, or PSI Services. "Enrolled Agent," "Special Enrollment Examination," and "SEE" only identify the exam this app prepares you for; no IRS logo or seal is used. All content is original practice material based on public IRS publications and the Internal Revenue Code, not actual, past, or recalled exam questions. It reflects federal tax law through December 31, 2025, and is not tax, legal, or financial advice.
Scoring well on the timed mock or practice drills does not guarantee a passing SEE result.