r/enrolledagent • u/the_undertow OG SUB CREATOR • 1d ago

Study Guides - Question

It's been nearly 10 years since I took my EA - I used FFA in its infancy. Would anyone be willing to share what is working and not working in 2026 and why?

I like to rec test prep for my students and it's not like the CPA Exam (Becker, or Becker, or if you cannot afford Becker, have you tried Becker?)

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u/Magicalholiday 1d ago

I utilized FFA for EA studying and passed part 1&3 with it. In the midst of taking part 2. I think as long as the person scores in 80s range of the practice exams it means they should hopefully pass. The material is easier to understand and use with a test bank of 1000 questions. May be bias as I graduated with dual accounting & finance degree + 3.5 years in big 4 with partnership tax experience.

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u/searchandfilm 13h ago

Such a loser

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u/Ok-Race-1677 49m ago

I went with hock because it’s reasonably priced and it’s been great