How do I schedule an Enrolled Agent exam?

Schedule your exam Enrolled Agent Exam with Prometric

Hover over “Test takers” and click on “Find my Exam”
In the search window type in “special enrollment examination” and click “Go”
Click on “IRS Special Enrollment Examination”

What are the 3 EA exams?

EA Exam is Three Parts

Part 1 – Individuals.
Part 2 – Businesses.
Part 3 – Representation, Practice and Procedures.

How long does it take to get EA exam results?

EA Exams Sample Diagnostic Report He should review the materials and work on more practice questions in the areas of income/assets and taxation/advice. You can get a score report just like this onsite immediately after the exam. You also will receive a printed score report in the mail within 60 days of the test date.

Is becoming an enrolled agent worth it?

Individuals who are considering a new career path may find that becoming an enrolled agent is the right choice. Offering excellent job security and the opportunity to have jurisdiction throughout the United States, the position of enrolled agent can provide a good salary along with a rewarding career.

How many times can you take the EA?

You may take each part up to four times during the test window.

How many times can you fail the EA exam?

The EA Exam is quite unique, in that you can register to retake a failed EA exam part in just 24 hours. You can actually take the Exam four times within one testing window, but if you fail each time, you do have to wait for the next testing window.

Is becoming an Enrolled Agent worth it?

How hard is it become an Enrolled Agent?

Depending on your tax knowledge, becoming an enrolled agent can take 3-8 months . You may hear some enrolled agents boast that the EA exam is easy and they passed it in just a few weeks. Yet, the reality is that most candidates are not able to pass in 1 month. You may need more than 1 month or even more than 1 year to pass.

What is the role of an Enrolled Agent (EA)?

Enrolled Agent (or EA) is a tax advisor who is a federally authorized tax practitioner empowered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Enrolled Agents represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for tax issues including audits, collections and appeals.

What is an Enrolled agent or EA?

An enrolled agent (EA) is a tax professional authorized by the United States government to represent taxpayers in matters regarding the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). EAs must pass an examination or have sufficient experience as an IRS employee and pass a background check.