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EA Exam - Part 1

03:29:45

Questions

Question 1 of 100

Which of the following is considered a 'qualifying child' for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)?

AA cousin who lives with the taxpayer for six months

BA stepchild under age 19 at the end of the year

CA sibling who is 25 and a full-time student

DA grandchild who does not share a principal place of residence

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EA Exam - Part 1

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Question 1 of 100

Which of the following is considered a 'qualifying child' for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)?

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Passing: 70

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Your performance in Income and Assets is at 65%. We recommend taking another Part 1 test to improve.

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Score Report

Test ID: mock-123 • Jan 24, 2026

Your Score

614/ 800

PASS

Domain Performance

Preliminary Work and Taxpayer Data85%

Income and Assets78%

Deductions and Credits92%

Taxation and Advice65%

Specialized Returns88%

Question Review

Question 1

A taxpayer contributes to a Roth IRA. Which of the following statements is correct regarding the contribution?

Question 2

Which of the following creates a nexus for sales tax purposes regarding an out-of-state seller?

Question 3

Regarding the basis of property received as a gift, if the FMV is less than the donor's adjusted basis, what is the basis for loss?

Your AnswerThe donor's adjusted basis

Correct AnswerThe FMV at the time of the gift

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Exam Day

Built to PSI's 2026 spec, down to the minute

100 questions · 3.5 hr · two 10-min breaks · 2025 OBBBA tax law. Every practice test mirrors what you'll face on exam day.

Format & Timing

3.5 hr · 100 questions · 3 sections

85 questions are scored; 15 are unscored experimental items, indistinguishable. Your appointment slot is 4 hours total.

Section 1

Q1-34

10 minbreak

Section 2

Q35-67

10 minbreak

Section 3

Q68-100

Optional breaks after Q34 and Q67 (timer pauses)

2 optional 10-min breaks
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Scoring & Window

Score 500+ on a 200-800 scale

Administered by PSI Services. US test window opens July 1, 2026. 2025 OBBBA tax law is testable from day one.

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US window: Jul 1, 2026 to Feb 28, 2027
2025 OBBBA content testable
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$317 per part · $951 total

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Jul 1, 2026 to Feb 28, 2027

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2025 OBBBA tax law testable

One Big Beautiful Budget Act changes are in scope for the 2025 tax year. VantageEA questions are updated.

EA practice tests by part

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VantageEA includes timed 100-question tests, free starter access, scaled scoring, 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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Proctoring recordings and events are kept under a 30-day retention policy, with erasure available on request.

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