The Tax Intelligence Platform · Built for Enrolled Agents

Tax intelligence forresearch.

One platform for the full engagement — citeable research, planning, modeling, return review, and IRS resolution. Built for enrolled agents: the practitioners federally licensed to represent any taxpayer, before any IRS office.

Per-client data isolation · Every answer cites primary authority
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What authority supports reasonable cause for a first-time late-filing penalty?
TaxFigure
A clean three-year compliance history qualifies your client for First-Time Abatement under the IRM. Where FTA doesn't apply, reasonable-cause relief is evaluated under IRC §6651(a)(1) — ordinary business care and prudence. Here's the supporting authority:
IRM 20.1.1.3.3.2.1IRC §6651(a)(1)Treas. Reg. §301.6651-1
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50+
State jurisdictions
1,000+
Municipal codes
~2 min
Average research time
100%
Citeable answers
The EA Advantage

Your credential is unlimited.
Your hours are not.

Your enrollment grants what few credentials do — unlimited rights to represent any taxpayer before the IRS. But the research behind every position still eats the day. TaxFigure gives that time back, with authority attached.

Answer it cold

The hard question, cited and ready

When a client walks in with a CP504, a worker-classification gray area, or a tricky §469 question, the answer needs to hold up — and you need it before they leave the office.

Defensible by design

Every position holds up

Each answer is anchored to primary authority — IRC, Treasury Regs, the IRM, rulings, and case law — so your Circular 230 due diligence is documented before the IRS ever asks.

Punch above your weight

Compete with any firm

Bring the depth of a national firm's research desk to a solo practice — and take the complex engagements your competitors refer out.

One Engine · Five Workflows

From the first question to the final resolution

Move across the entire engagement without leaving the platform — or losing context. Every answer, model, and review is anchored to the same citeable authority.

Research

Citeable answers

Federal, state & municipal authority in seconds — defensible the day the IRS opens the file.

Planning

Multi-year strategy

Entity selection, retirement sequencing, and the year-ahead moves that earn the next engagement.

Modeling

What-if, quantified

Roth conversions, §199A optimization, basis & waterfalls — quantified before you commit a client.

Reviews

Return review

Missed deductions, position validation, multi-state nexus — caught before you sign, not after the notice.

Resolution

Audit-ready defense

Penalty abatement, reasonable cause, OIC & CDP — where your unlimited representation rights earn their keep.

Where Enrolled Agents Live

Built for representation,
not just preparation

Notices, audits, and collections are where your enrollment earns its keep. TaxFigure brings the authority to the fight — the precedent, the standards, and the statutory deadlines, in one place.

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Penalty abatement

First-time abatement eligibility and reasonable-cause authority, with the IRM provisions and case law to back every request.

Audit defense

Position validation, substantiation standards, and the burden-of-proof rules for every issue on the examination.

Offers in compromise

OIC qualification criteria, reasonable collection potential, and the forms that move the file forward.

CDP hearings & appeals

Collection Due Process strategy, appeals positioning, and the deadlines that protect your client's rights.

Why It Feels Different

Research you can hand to the IRS

Other tools give you a paragraph. TaxFigure gives you a paragraph with its sources attached — and the trail to prove it.

Citeable authority

Every answer carries its sources

Quote the IRC section straight into the response. Drop the Tax Court memo verbatim into the protest. Nothing between you and the authority — and nothing to defend at exam.

TAX COURTBoyle v. United States
"...reliance on an agent does not constitute reasonable cause for a late filing under §6651(a)(1)..."
Click to verify source

Natural language

Ask in plain English the way you'd ask the most seasoned EA in the office — no boolean syntax, no query training, no relearning a tool every six months.

you › can my client still do a 2023 backdoor Roth?

Multi-jurisdiction

Your federal credential crosses state lines — your research should too. Every state side by side in one query, no extra subscriptions.

CaliforniaConforms
TexasNo PIT
New YorkDecoupled

Audit-ready trail

Every answer timestamped and source-anchored — your Circular 230 due-diligence record, written as you work.

Workflow memory

Pick up the file where the last conversation left it. Context carries from notice through resolution — the platform remembers your client.

Coverage

The whole code. Every jurisdiction.

Your enrollment isn't bound by state lines — and neither is your research. From the federal IRC down to the municipal line item.

Income tax

Federal IRC, Treasury Regs, and rulings — plus every state and 1,000+ municipal codes. The depth your clients' K-1s expose.

Federal IRCSALTMunicipal

Sales tax

Post-Wayfair nexus, marketplace rules, and exemption logic — the SALT exposure your small-business clients didn't know they had.

NexusWayfairExemptions

Payroll tax

Employment tax, withholding, and worker classification — the gray areas that turn into notices fastest.

WithholdingClassification941 / 940

Caselaw & specialty coverage

Tax Court decisions, appellate rulings, and penalty abatement precedent — plus the specialty areas where EA fees actually live.

1031 exchangesMaterial participationCrypto assetsEstate planningCorporate taxNonprofitTax resolution
The Infrastructure Layer

Two engines working underneath

Purpose-built components sit beneath the intelligence engine — so client documents and client data are handled the way a practitioner expects.

TaxScan
Document Intelligence

Vision models parse W-2s, 1099s, K-1s, brokerage statements, and prior-year returns into clean, structured data — ready to work with.

Parse
Split
Extract
Validate
200+
Form types
99.7%
Accuracy
<3s
Per page
PrivacyVault
Data Privacy Vault

Detects, tokenizes, and governs client PII before it ever reaches a model — the per-client isolation your §7216 confidentiality obligations demand.

Isolate
Protect
Govern
Comply
SOC 2 Type IIHIPAAGDPRCCPAIRS Pub 1075GLBA
For Your Practice

However you practice, TaxFigure fits

From a one-person shingle to a growing firm — the platform scales to the way enrolled agents actually work.

Solo enrolled agents

Be your own research department. Answer hard questions without referring the client out.

Tax resolution practices

Move from notice to resolution faster, with precedent and IRM authority on every case.

EA-led firms

Give every preparer a senior-level research desk — and keep the whole team's answers consistent.

Advisory builders

Turn returned research hours into year-round planning engagements and recurring revenue.

Where the work happens

Built for the cases your
enrollment is licensed for

Your hardest open file
Monday morning
A CP504 lands. The position turns on first-time abatement, reasonable cause, OIC viability — and the deadline is closer than the answer.
With TaxFigure
Cited & ready
The IRM, the case law, and the IRS guidance — assembled around the position, citeable, ready to defend at the next phone call.

Your enrollment is licensed for the work after the return ships. TaxFigure makes that work the easy part of the file.

Common Questions

Enrolled agent questions, answered

What EAs ask before putting TaxFigure to work on research and representation.

Can TaxFigure help me respond to an IRS notice?

Upload the notice and TaxFigure explains what the IRS is asking for, why, and what the recommended response is — with citations to the authority behind the answer, so the response you draft is anchored to primary sources.

Does every answer come with citations?

Yes. Answers lead with a bottom-line summary and carry inline citations plus a sources panel — IRC, regulations, rulings, and IRS guidance — each linked to the primary source for independent verification.

What's covered beyond federal?

Federal IRC, all 50 states, and 1,000+ municipal codes, plus Tax Court decisions and IRS guidance — so multi-state representation work doesn't require a second research subscription.

Can it read my client's tax documents?

Yes — returns, W-2s, 1099s, K-1s, and IRS correspondence in PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, or image formats (up to 10 MB each). Files are OCR-processed and classified automatically, and the extracted data feeds the AI chat and insights.

How does it keep clients separated?

Every client is an isolated entity workspace with its own documents, insights, and chat context. PII is tokenized before reaching a model, and team members are invited per entity with configurable access levels.

Will it work for resolution and penalty abatement research?

Yes — penalty abatement standards, reasonable-cause arguments, and audit-response research are first-class research tasks, answered with the citations you'd put in front of the Service.

Answers current as of 2026-06-18.

See TaxFigure on your hardest open case

Bring a real notice, a real return, a real Circular 230 question. We'll cite the authority in minutes — and you'll see whether it would survive your next exam.

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