On January 1, 2013, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 was passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives. Candidates preparing for the 2013 version of the EA exam (ie, the EA exam that will be given beginning May 1, 2013) should be aware of the more significant changes, which include: Individuals who...Read More

This week we present the fifth installment in our series on poor study habits that you should avoid while you prepare for the EA exam. This is the fifth in our series of bad habits to avoid. Click here to see bad habit #4. Bed Time Explanation: While beds may keep you cozy and care-free,...Read More

Make Your Study Plan Official A study plan is called a plan for a reason. It is imperative that you know when you will study ahead of time so it is scheduled into your day and week, and then written in your calendar. As soon as you decide to take the exam, maximize your opportunity...Read More

Question: When will the EA Exam start testing 2012 tax law? Answer: Beginning May 1 of each year the EA Exam will test the previous year’s tax laws. Gleim typically releases a new edition of EA Review a couple months before the new laws are tested. Those tax laws will be covered through the last...Read More

You must FIRST register each time you sit for an exam part prior to making an appointment. For instance, if you fail an exam, you must register again before attempting to schedule a new appointment.Read More

Start Studying Smarter With Gleim EA Review 2013 Gleim has released the new EA Review System featuring more user-friendly navigation and completely updated content. The new 2013 edition for EA Review includes improvements and changes based on valued customer feedback as well as content updates that reflect what will be tested in 2013. Candidates should...Read More

The innovative Gleim Test Prep Software is designed to work with the Review System to improve your study process and test your knowledge in a familiar, interactive environment with actual EA exam questions. At the end of each study unit you should complete two 20 question quizzes. Once you have completed all the study units...Read More

Normally, this section offers successful study tips to ensure that you pass the EA exam on your first attempt. This week, we continue a series in which we point out some poor study habits which you should avoid picking up from start to finish. This is the fourth in our series of bad habits to...Read More

This week brings the third installment in our series on poor study habits that candidates should avoid while preparing for the EA exam. Food for Thought Explanation: Eating a lot of food before or during study periods can disrupt retention of study material. The digestion process can cause drowsiness. Fix: Avoid large meals immediately before...Read More

This week, we present the second installment in our series on poor study habits. Remember, once a habit forms, it is difficult to break. Pay attention to the habits in this series so you know what to avoid picking up from start to finish. Environmental Concerns Explanation: An uncomfortable study environment can prevent you from...Read More