Enrolled Agent SEE Exam Prep

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About this app

Pass the enrolled agent exam with confidence. This app gives you 1,125 practice questions, 362 flashcards and a realistic timed mock for all three parts of the IRS Special Enrollment Examination, built straight from the public domain federal tax law the exam is written from.

WHY THIS APP
The enrolled agent credential is the only tax credential issued by the IRS itself, and it carries unlimited practice rights. Getting there means passing three separate 100-question parts. This app covers all 13 topic areas of the published blueprint, with every question explained and cited to the IRS publication or the Circular 230 section it comes from.
- 1,125 practice questions, every one explained
- 362 flashcards for the figures you must know cold
- A timed 100 question mock drawn in the official topic proportions
- Weak-area review that targets what you keep missing
- A readiness score for every one of the 13 topic areas

KEYED TO THE 2025 TAX YEAR
Exams in the current window test the Internal Revenue Code, regulations, forms and publications as amended through 31 December 2025, and questions relate to calendar year 2025. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act changed a long list of those figures: the child tax credit is now 2,200 dollars, the additional child tax credit 1,700 dollars, the state and local tax cap 40,000 dollars, and the section 179 dollar limit 2,500,000 dollars with the phase-out starting at 4,000,000 dollars. There are new deductions for qualified tips, qualified overtime and qualified passenger vehicle loan interest. Study notes written before that Act teach the old numbers, and the old numbers are what the exam uses as wrong answers.

A REALISTIC MOCK EXAM
The real exam reports a scaled score between 200 and 800 with a pass mark of 500. A scaled score is not a percentage and cannot be converted into one, so the mock in this app scores you against an internal 70 of 100 study threshold and says so on screen rather than inventing an official-looking percentage. Practice counts shown in the app are a study aid, not an official question pool.

THE EXAM TOPICS
- Part 1, Individuals: preliminary work and taxpayer data, income and assets, deductions and credits, taxation, advising the individual taxpayer, specialized individual returns
- Part 2, Businesses: business entities and considerations, business tax preparation, specialized returns and taxpayers
- Part 3, Representation, Practices and Procedures: practices and procedures, representation before the IRS, specific areas of representation, completion of the filing process

STUDY YOUR WAY
- Works fully offline, no account, no sign-up
- Progress stays on your device
- One-time purchase, no subscription

ABOUT
This is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. Department of the Treasury or PSI Services. RiverMap Learning is not a government entity. The material it is built from consists of works of the United States Government, which are in the public domain under 17 U.S.C. 105. Government information source: the IRS publishes information about this examination, including its own sample questions, at https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/enrolled-agents/sample-special-enrollment-examination-questions-and-answers and publishes the underlying law in its publications and in Treasury Circular No. 230 (31 CFR Part 10). Those IRS sample questions were not reproduced in this app; every question here is original wording written from a cited passage.
IRS enrolled agent exam prep with SEE practice tests, mocks and flashcards.
Updated on
Aug 4, 2026

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