EA Exam

Becoming an Enrolled Agent for the IRS means you are deemed competent to represent a taxpayer to the agency, an impressive distinction. As you might expect, this title requires that you pass a certification exam, in this case the EA Exam. You might have heard that this exam is pretty tough, but did you know there have been changes made to the EA Exam, making it even harder?

That's right. The old EA Exam was four parts taken over two days, while the new exam is only three parts. Now, before you start thinking this is a good thing, you should know that the answers are no longer in a true/false format but are now multiple choice. And, the revised second part is without a doubt the most difficult section since it requires knowledge of changes in business taxation. Worried yet?

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