EA Exam

EA Exam is an offline study app for the IRS Special Enrollment Examination (SEE), the three-part exam you must pass to become an Enrolled Agent. It is built for people who study in fragments: on a commute, between client appointments, or on a plane. The app requests no network permission at all, so every question, explanation, and mock exam is available with the phone in airplane mode. WHAT'S INSIDE - 1,000 original practice questions covering Part 1 (Individuals), Part 2 (Businesses), and Part 3 (Representation, Practices and Procedures). - Coverage built on the official blueprint: the 12 content domains, weighted by the number of scored questions each one carries. - Full-length mock exams: 100 questions, 210 minutes, three sections, two scheduled 10-minute breaks, section lock-in, flags, a question navigator, and an on-screen calculator. - Practice mode with immediate feedback: why the correct answer is correct, why each wrong option is wrong, and the controlling authority behind the rule. - Question bank: filter by part, domain, or difficulty, search the full text, and open any question you want to work on. - Flashcards with spaced repetition for the thresholds, deadlines, percentages, and rates that exam questions turn on. - Progress tracking by part and by domain, with your weakest domains ranked first so study time goes where it is needed. WHY THE CONTENT IS TRACEABLE Every dollar amount, rate, and deadline in the app resolves to a cited source: the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury regulations, IRS publications, Revenue Procedures, and Circular 230. Numeric questions are generated from those constants and computed, not asserted, so a question and its explanation cannot disagree with each other. The content base is tax year 2025, matching the 2026-27 SEE cycle, in which all questions refer to the law as amended through 31 December 2025 and "current year" means calendar year 2025. MODELLED ON THE REAL EXAM Each part of the SEE has 100 questions — 85 scored and 15 unscored experimental items — in 3.5 hours of testing time. The mock exam follows that structure and sets the pace at 126 seconds per question, the same ratio as the live exam. Results are reported as a readiness band with domain-level diagnostics, not a predicted scaled score, because the IRS does not publish the raw-to-scaled conversion. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No sign-in. No advertising. No analytics. No trackers. Your answers and progress stay in the app's private storage on your device and disappear when you uninstall the app or erase them in Settings. WHO IT IS FOR - Tax preparers adding a federal credential - Accounting and bookkeeping staff moving into representation work - Former IRS employees refreshing the procedural side - Anyone who wants a large, cited, offline question bank instead of a video course DISCLAIMER EA Exam is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service, PSI, or any test-preparation publisher. Practice questions are original and are not actual exam items. Nothing in the app is tax, legal, or accounting advice. Exam fees, scheduling rules, and content outlines change over time; confirm current details with the IRS before you book an appointment.