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Ea testing window.
Candidates who do not pass a part of the exam after four attempts during the may 1 through february 28 test window must wait until the next testing period before attempting the part again.
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During leap years the testing window lasts through february 29.
Use your ea network login to access your ea playtesting account.
The current test window is june 1 2020 to february 28 2021.
The fee to take each part of the see is 182 00.
The test cases docking window provides a quick and convenient method of working with element tests.
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The most recent information on the irs website confirms that the current ea exam questions all relate to the calendar year 2017.
If changes are needed testing candidates can call 1 800 306 3926 toll free or 1 443 751 4193 toll m f 8am 9pm et.
After scheduling your exam please review your appointment confirmation email to ensure that you have the correct exam date time and testing location.
However the current ea testing window may 1 2018 february 28 2019 does not test tcja material.
When you select an element in a diagram or in the project browser if the testing workspace is visible the lists of tests for that element are loaded ready for modification or addition.
The only time constraint is that you must schedule the exam date within 1 year from your date of registration.
Testing is unavailable during the months of march and april while the examination is being updated.
Scheduling is now available for an exam appointment for the june 1 2020 february 28 2021 test window.
You can take each part of the ea exam in any order you choose as long as you remain within the available testing window may 1st 2015 to february 28th 2016.
