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This privilege is reserved only for attorneys, CPAs, certain former IRS employees, and any other individual who passes the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) . Passing this exam is a significant step on the ladder to success and is an invaluable boost to one’s career and self-esteem.  \nHowever, studying for and passing the exam can be a daunting task, but it need not be an impossible one. This article includes 24 tips for calming your nerves and approaching the exam in an organized and focused manner. But, when all is said and done, there is a direct correlation between your motivation and your score on the exam, and no set of study tips can substitute for adequate preparation.  \nThe SEE, commonly referred to as the EA Exam, was administered by the IRS until 2005, at which time Thomson Prometric was selected as the exam vendor. The first exam under the new on-demand, three-part, computerized format was given in October 2006. The SEE is now a closed exam; test questions under the on-demand format are no longer available to the public, although copies of all questions for the open-exam period of 1999-2005 are available on the IRS website.  \nThe examination is designed to demonstrate technical competence in tax matters for purposes of representing taxpayers before the IRS. The revised exam consists of the following three parts:  \n• Part 1 – Individuals  \n• Part 2 – Businesses  \n• Part 3 – Representation, Practice, and Procedure  \nEach part of the examination consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. The length of each part is 3.5 hours, plus an additional half-hour required for a computer tutorial and survey. Questions are in three possible formats: (1) direct questions; (2) incomplete sentences; and (3)“all of the following except” narratives. All three types of questions are in a multiple-choice format, with four possible answers for each question. Each part of the exam may be taken separately and on different dates.  \nApplicants passing a part of the exam may carry over a passing score for up to two years from the date of passing that part. Thus, a two-year clock starts ticking on the remaining parts of the exam once the first part is passed; such carryover credit is lost after the two-year window closes.  \nApplying for the Examination  \nCandidates may take each part of the exam up to four times during the 10-month window of May 1– February 28. The testing fee for each part of the exam is $109. Candidates register online at [www.prometric](www.prometric). com/irs by clicking Register/Schedule an Examination. Candidates select an appointment time and a site for taking the exam during the registration process. Prometric has approximately 300 test sites in the U.S. For additional details, visit their website and click on Licensing Information Bulletin.  \nIRS Study Materials  \nAlthough there are no particular educational requirements for taking the exam, candidates are expected to answer basic tax questions at an intermediate level of knowledge equivalent to undergraduate courses. When studying for the examination, you may wish to refer to the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Department  \nTwenty-Four Study Tips Part 1-Preparation Prior to the Examination  \n1. Know the Two Cardinal Rules of Studying-Rule 1 : There are absolutely no shortcuts to passing the SEE. Rule 2: Refer to Rule 1. You must have an organized approach. Plan to study at least 50 hours for each part of the exam, at a pace of at least 10 to 15 hours per week. Take plenty of notes (in your own words) that provide shorthand references to the tax law for the more important provisions. 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