Enrolled Agent Practice Exam
Questions that simulate the topics & difficulty of the Special Enrollment Exam
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Part 1 - Individuals
Part 2 - Businesses
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Part 3 - Representation | Practices | Procedures
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Be as prepared as possible for the Special Enrollment Exam with these comprehensive guides of part 1, 2, and 3 of the exam.
Each guide contains 200 Enrolled Agent Questions, which is the equivalent of 2 exams! Along with each question is a detailed explanation of the correct answer.
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To maximize your preparation, we've proportionally divided the questions as they appear on the exam. This allows you to accurately test your knowledge within the time frame of the exam.
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Found Inside: Enrolled Agent Example Questions
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A 529 Plan allows for tax-free withdrawals for qualified edu expenses. Payments made for k-12 expenses have a max of 10K per year / per beneficiary.
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Bsis is determined by the cost it takes to acquire property unless it is inherited or gifted.
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Start-up costs and organizational costs over $5000 must be amortized over a period of 15 years.
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For Medicare taxes, the share is split evenly between employer & employee at 1.45% .
1.45% of $150,000 is $2175
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About the S.E.E
An enrolled agent is a person who has earned the privilege of representing taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. Enrolled agents, like attorneys and certified public accountants (CPAs), are generally unrestricted as to which taxpayers they can represent, what types of tax matters they can handle, and which IRS offices they can represent clients before.
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Eligibility Requirements
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Obtain a Preparer Tax Identification Number;
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Apply to take the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE);
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Achieve passing scores on all 3 parts of the SEE;*
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Apply for enrollment; and
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Pass a suitability check, which will include tax compliance to ensure that you have filed all necessary tax returns and there are no outstanding tax liabilities; and criminal background
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*Certain former IRS employees, by virtue of past technical experience, may be exempt from the exam requirement.
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Source: IRS.GOV
Enrolled Agent Exam Breakdown
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Part 1: Individuals
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Preliminary Work & Taxpayer Data
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17 Questions​
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Income and Assets
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21 Questions​
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Deductions and Credits
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21 Questions​
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Taxation and Advice
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14 Questions​
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Specialized Returns for Individuals
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12 Questions​
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Part 2: Businesses
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Business Entities
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28 Questions​
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Business Financial Information
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39 Questions​
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Specialized Returns & Taxpayers
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18 Questions​
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Part 3: Representation | Practices | Procedures
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Practices & Procedures
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25 Questions​
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Representation before the IRS
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24 Questions​
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Specific Types of Representation
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19 Questions​
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Completion of the Filing Process
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17 Questions​
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Test Breakdown (Applies to Each Part)
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The examination is multiple-choice, and you get 210 minutes (3.5 hours) for the exam not including pre-exam activities.
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Be sure to answer every question since there is no penalty for guessing.
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There are 100 questions on each part of the exam
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15 of the questions are not scored, however, you will not know which these are so answer all of them as if they are real