Enrolled Agent mock tests that get you exam-ready
Unlimited PSI-style practice tests with 5,000+ questions, an estimated PSI score range and detailed explanations for every answer, plus VantageEA Mentor AI to show you what to study next. Now with OBBBA 2026 content.
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Maria had knee surgery on November 10, 2024. She received the bill in December 2024 but did not pay it until March 15, 2025. On which year’s tax return should Maria include this medical expense as an itemized deduction?
Practice by part
The 2026 SEE, per part
- Questions per part
- 100
- Testing time
- 3.5 hr
- To pass, on 200 to 800
- 500
- VantageEA practice questions
- 5,000+
Three parts, one format
Practice all three SEE parts with PSI-style mock tests
VantageEA includes timed 100-question tests, free starter access, an estimated PSI score range, IRS-referenced explanations, and topic review across the 2026 EA exam cycle.
Part 1 practice tests
Individual taxation questions for filing status, income, deductions, credits, and tax computation.Part 2 practice tests
Business taxation questions for entities, MACRS, Section 179, property transactions, and QBI.Part 3 practice tests
Representation, Circular 230, ethics, IRS procedures, collections, appeals, and taxpayer rights.
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Review PSI-style questions across Parts 1, 2, and 3, then start a full 100-question mock test when you are ready.
The exam, per part
Built to PSI's 2026 spec, down to the minute
What the Special Enrollment Examination looks like for the 2026 cycle, for each of the three parts.
Questions per part
100
Per part. 85 are scored and 15 are unscored experimental items that look exactly like the rest.
- Questions
- 100
- Per part. 85 are scored and 15 are unscored experimental items that look exactly like the rest.
- Time
- 3.5 hr
- Testing time, inside a 4-hour appointment.
- Sections
- 3
- Q1 to Q34, Q35 to Q67 and Q68 to Q100, with 2 optional 10-minute breaks between them. Once you confirm a section you cannot return to it.
- Passing score
- 500
- On a scaled 200 to 800 range. The workstation shows only pass or fail.
- Fee
- $317
- Per part, paid when you schedule, $951 for all three. It was $206 under Prometric.
- Test window
- Jul 1
- US testing, remote through PSI online proctoring or at a PSI test center, runs July 1, 2026 to February 28, 2027. The window is generally May 1 to end of February. International scheduling and testing is temporarily delayed by the IRS, with no new date announced yet. March 1 to June 30 is this year's blackout, longer than usual for the PSI transition.
- Attempts
- 4
- Per part, per testing window. A passed part carries over for up to 3 years from the date you pass it.
- Tax law
- 2025
- Tax year 2025, with OBBBA changes in scope. VantageEA questions are updated for them.
- Administered by
- PSI
- PSI Services replaced Prometric for all SEE exams from March 1, 2026.
How a mock works
Everything you need to pass the EA exam
Four parts of a real mock, straight from the runner.
- Part 1: Individuals2:41:17Question 41 of 100Income and assets
- Section 1Q1 to Q34Confirmed and locked
- Section 2Q35 to Q67In progress
- Section 3Q68 to Q100Not started
Optional 10-minute break after Q67
Confirm the section to take it. You cannot return to a confirmed section.
Timed sections and breaks
The exam interface, timing and question format you will face on test day: 100 questions in 3.5 hours, in three sections.
- Q1 to Q34, Q35 to Q67 and Q68 to Q100
- 2 optional 10-minute breaks
- Confirming a section locks it, as at PSI
- Drawn from a 5,000+ question bank
- Question navigator2:58:03
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- Current
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Flag and navigator
Mark anything you want to revisit and settle it before you confirm the section.
- Flag any question for review
- Answered, unanswered and flagged at a glance
- Grouped by section, like the exam
- CalculatorDrag to move
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The same class of on-screen tools you get at the test center, for the whole attempt.
- Four-function calculator with memory keys
- A panel you can drag out of the way
- Scratchpad for notes and working
- Review: Part 1 mockQuestion 9Question 9Deductions and CreditsC. 2025, because that is when the payment was made Correct answer
Medical expenses are deductible in the year they are paid, not when the services were provided or when the bill was received. Since Maria paid in March 2025, the expense belongs on her 2025 return. Option A is incorrect because the date of service does not determine the deduction year. Option B is incorrect because receiving a bill is not the same as making payment. Option D is incorrect because the taxpayer has no choice: the cash-basis rule requires the deduction in the year of payment.
IRS reference: IRC Section 213(a); Publication 502
Score report and explanations
Get an explanation for every answer, so you understand why you got it right or wrong.
- Correct count with an estimated PSI score range
- Question-by-question review and topic analysis
- A dashboard with progress, study streaks and score trends
Mentor AI
VantageEA Mentor AI, the Enrolled Agent exam tutor
Stuck on a rule? Ask the way you would ask a tutor, and get an answer you can check.
Answers with IRS citations
A plain answer to any Part 1, 2 or 3 question, with a link to the IRS source so you can check it.
Remembers your weak topics
It reads your VantageEA mock results, so it starts from the topics you keep missing.
Builds a study plan to your exam date
Give it your part and test date, and it lays out each week, weakest topics first.
Every free account includes one 50-question practice mock and Mentor AI feedback on each test score. Mentor AI chat is included with Lite and Pro. Mentor AI is a study tool and does not give tax advice for your own return.
You asked
My credit union pays "dividends" on my savings. Are they dividends or interest?
Mentor AI
They are interest. The IRS treats so-called dividends on deposits or share accounts at a credit union as interest income, so you report them as interest (IRS Publication 550 (opens in a new tab)).
Source: IRS Publication 550, Investment Income and Expenses
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- Tab and window attention signals
- Clipboard and fullscreen activity
- Session timeline for review
- Lightweight default for normal study
- No webcam
- No screen recording
Strict proctoring
A closer rehearsal for remote exam conditions
Strict proctoring adds consent-based webcam and screen evidence, lightweight face-presence checks, and an admin review timeline when enabled for your session.
- Everything in Lite proctoring
- Webcam and screen evidence
- Face-presence and attention events
- Consent screen before recording starts
- Private review workflow
- 30-day retention policy
- Consent before recording
- Strict proctoring requires students to review permissions and explicitly continue before recording starts.
- No biometric identity profile
- Face-presence checks create review events only. We do not store face embeddings or identity templates.
- Short retention window
- Proctoring recordings and events are kept under a 30-day retention policy, with erasure available on request.
- Reviewable session timeline
- Admins see timestamped attention events alongside recordings when Strict proctoring is enabled.
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