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Part 1: Individuals

EA Exam Part 1 tests federal taxation of individuals, including income, adjustments, deductions, credits, property transactions, retirement issues, and specialized individual returns.

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Part 2: Businesses

EA Exam Part 2 tests business entities and returns, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, S corporations, estates, trusts, tax-exempt organizations, and specialized returns.

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Part 3: Representation

EA Exam Part 3 tests practice before the IRS, including representation, Circular 230, authorizations, preparer duties, examinations, appeals, collections, and penalties.

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A 10-Week EA Exam Study Plan

A practical ten-week study schedule that moves from diagnostic to targeted review, mixed practice, and final exam rehearsal.

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Exam strategy

Which EA Exam Part Should You Take First?

Choose between Individuals, Businesses, and Representation using experience, diagnostic performance, workload, and momentum.

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Career comparison

Enrolled Agent vs. CPA

Compare EA and CPA credentials by licensing authority, representation rights, exam focus, education requirements, and career fit.

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