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My exam is all multiple choice, I think 60-70 questions, and I was wondering what the best way to study for this would be. It's open book so should I just spend time reading over my outline/notes? Or should I find multiple choice questions for tax? And, if the latter, where's the best place to find multiple choice questions?

#NotACop wrote:My exam is all multiple choice, I think 60-70 questions, and I was wondering what the best way to study for this would be. It's open book so should I just spend time reading over my outline/notes? Or should I find multiple choice questions for tax? And, if the latter, where's the best place to find multiple choice questions?

Is it open book? Honestly, I loved the Emmanual Outline for Income Tax. I thought it was the best of them by far.

Check out the outline dump someone posted a few days ago, had a strong Fed Inc tax outline

I have fairly good notes in my outline, I took them straight from class/the code/the EE. And, I took a look at the tax outline from the post a few days ago, and to be honest his attack outline is longer then my entire outline and scared the shit out of me. Although, I've tried to incorporate some of his stuff into my outline to bolster it up a little bit. I guess my main question was, should I try finding some multiple choice questions to practice? Or would my time be served best by reading through my outline and learning the material that way?

E&E is pretty good. Also check out this multiple choice exam book:

http://www.amazon.com/Exam-Pro-Federal- ... ple+choice