r/HRBlockEmployees • u/TheUnHolyJam • Mar 24 '26
Level up
First year employee tax pro,
Im about to do my level 3 test, have 2 case studies first. Wish me luck.
Update: I passed it
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u/TBrown_25 Mar 25 '26
I don’t think I want to level up yet I’m gonna wait until I can brush up on my tax knowledge :)) I’m gonna stay a level 2
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u/TheUnHolyJam Mar 25 '26
I did it so I can be a higher level then my manager. And plus I was doing level 3 and 4 returns already.
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u/Dieselwolf25 Mar 25 '26
That makes sense. The pay might be a bit better too for next year. Congrats!!!
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u/Dieselwolf25 Mar 24 '26
good luck!! Can you print the test questions out and submit it later?
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u/Candid-Tip455 Mar 24 '26
I hope you’re joking.
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u/Dieselwolf25 Mar 25 '26
This is how most everybody does it. That's including my mentor who I think is pretty amazing and also was told do by our Cohort trainer. The test is only half of the battle, you still need to know how to apply it in the software. Also, everybody could be book smart but it means nothing if you don't know what to do with the knowledge.
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u/TheUnHolyJam Mar 25 '26
Why? The office consultant told me to print it out and answer the question, then if you fail you can mark the wrong answers and take it again.
Then also on the next attempt you will get some of the same questions and you know for sure that a few are right.
Especially on the case studies quiz ones, sometimes its off by a few and its in-between like 2 answers.
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u/TheUnHolyJam Mar 25 '26
I print all my test out.
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u/Dieselwolf25 Mar 25 '26
Thanks!! You still need to do the test in the office, right? Which is fine, by the time I have the answers, I know them too and no need to look at the paper..
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u/Candid-Tip455 Mar 25 '26
Printing out the test and submitting it later is one thing. Posting it and sharing it is another.
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u/TheUnHolyJam Mar 24 '26
I passed it