An Enrolled Agent (EA) is the only federally licensed tax practitioner specializing in all areas of taxation. Enrolled Agents represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for tax issues, including audits, collections and appeals.

EA contains 3 parts

You can take all 3 together but it is suggested to go for 1 paper compared to three at a time.

Each paper can be taken 3 times in a year

It is best if you take assistance in the form of a coaching class than going for self-preparation because coaching classes help you to cover the topic in detail and gives a lot of practical examples to ensure that you are well prepared for the exams.

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The enrolled agent training includes IRS regulations, tax law related matters, and various situations related to the taxpayer. And most importantly, how the best and most effective outcome could be obtained for the taxpayer.

No, It is suggested to take 1 paper at a time.

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It should be completed within 2 years from the date of completion of the first exam.

Each paper can be taken 3 times in a year

The IRS selected Prometric to develop and administer the EA exam. The Exam Content Outlines (ECOs) and test questions were developed based on the survey's findings. The different parts of the exam can be taken in any order. Each year, some changes should be expected from prior examinations as emphasis shifts based on subsequent findings and since tax laws are passed or repealed.

The only requirement is that applicants must pass all three sections in order to earn the EA certification. Prometric maintains a website where candidates can learn more about the SEE and register for the test.

There is a $203.00 fee per part paid at the time of appointment scheduling. The test fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Education & Experience:

There isn't any particular educational or experience requirement for the exam. However, candidates should be proficient in answering income and tax accounting questions.

Examination:

You need to pass all three exam parts within a period of 2 years. You must have a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) renewed within the last year in order to register for the examination successfully.

Ethics:

You need to pass a suitability check which includes both a tax compliance check and a criminal background check. In order to maintain your designation, you would need to complete 2 hours of ethics continuing professional education each year after you pass your exam.

Practice before the IRS includes all matters related to presentations for the IRS, regarding client's rights, privileges and liability under laws and regulations that are administered by the IRS.

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PTIN stands for the Preparer tax identification number. It can be applied at any time during the year and should be renewed every year.

All those who have completed +2 are eligible to enroll in the EA course.

Each part contains 100 MCQ’s with a duration of 3.5 hours and there is a 15 min break after completing 1 section (i.e., after completing 50 MCQ’s) Results are announced immediately once the exam gets over and students can take the printout of their results.

268$ per part