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The Exam Domains That Most Separate Strong Practice Performance

The top quartile is defined by each learner's overall accuracy within the same part. Domain-level differences describe performance separation, not a causal advantage or an official pass rate.

By Jordan AshbyUpdated September 13, 2026Aggregate PassFast product data
Dataset scope

What this result includes

  • Historical practice snapshot through August 13, 2026
  • Aggregate percentages; no individual records
  • Cohort definitions and observational limits apply
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Compare domain performance

The top quartile is defined by each learner's overall accuracy within the same part. Domain-level differences describe performance separation, not a causal advantage or an official pass rate.

02

Study the rule behind the gap

Use a domain comparison to choose targeted practice while preserving complete outline coverage.

03

Interpret the evidence carefully

Evidence is uneven across groups. Descriptive percentages can guide a study question, but do not establish causation, national performance or a probability of passing.

Performance data

Eligible community and top-quartile accuracy by domain

The top quartile is defined by each learner's overall accuracy within the same part. Domain-level differences describe performance separation, not a causal advantage or an official pass rate.

Part 1: Income and AssetsHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community63.7%
Top quartile80.4%
Part 1: Deductions and CreditsHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community64.5%
Top quartile81.4%
Part 1: Preliminary Work and Taxpayer DataHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community67.4%
Top quartile82.8%
Part 1: TaxationHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community61.8%
Top quartile76.8%
Part 1: Specialized Returns for IndividualsHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community64.2%
Top quartile77.0%
Part 1: Advising the individual taxpayerHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community64.1%
Top quartile83.5%
Part 2: Business tax preparationHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community64.8%
Top quartile79.7%
Part 2: Business Entities and ConsiderationsHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community63.6%
Top quartile83.3%
Part 2: Specialized Returns and TaxpayersHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community62.7%
Top quartile83.0%
Part 3: Practices and ProceduresHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community69.4%
Top quartile87.4%
Part 3: Representation before the IRSHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community71.3%
Top quartile86.3%
Part 3: Specific Areas of RepresentationHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community71.4%
Top quartile88.5%
Part 3: Filing ProcessHistorical practice snapshot
Eligible community70.0%
Top quartile86.9%
Source: PassFast aggregate snapshot through August 13, 2026
All domain performance gaps13 rows

Percentages describe the stated historical cohort. Evidence strength and the limits below must be considered before interpreting differences. Scroll horizontally to review every column.

All domain performance gaps
PartDomainCommunityTop accuracyEvidence
Part 1Income and Assets63.7%80.4%Stronger
Part 1Deductions and Credits64.5%81.4%Stronger
Part 1Preliminary Work and Taxpayer Data67.4%82.8%Stronger
Part 1Taxation61.8%76.8%Stronger
Part 1Specialized Returns for Individuals64.2%77.0%Stronger
Part 1Advising the individual taxpayer64.1%83.5%Stronger
Part 2Business tax preparation64.8%79.7%Directional
Part 2Business Entities and Considerations63.6%83.3%Directional
Part 2Specialized Returns and Taxpayers62.7%83.0%Directional
Part 3Practices and Procedures69.4%87.4%Directional
Part 3Representation before the IRS71.3%86.3%Directional
Part 3Specific Areas of Representation71.4%88.5%Directional
Part 3Filing Process70.0%86.9%Limited
Read this result carefully

What the data cannot establish

This historical PassFast practice cohort is not representative of all SEE candidates. Smaller groups provide limited evidence. Content version, selection and prior practice can affect results. No verified official exam outcome is measured.

What this means for your next study session

Turn the finding into a decision.

Use the report to choose a focused action, then test that decision with current material. The evidence should reduce uncertainty; it should never replace the complete exam outline or promise an official result.