Beyond a general database
Tax depth a general tool can't reach
Code, regulations, rulings, and tax-specific caselaw — the depth a general legal database treats as a footnote, TaxFigure treats as the subject.
One platform for the full engagement — research, planning, modeling, review, and controversy. Built for the tax attorney who needs authority that holds up in an opinion letter and in Tax Court.
An opinion is only as strong as the authority behind it. TaxFigure delivers tax-specific depth, anchored to primary sources, ready to cite at the confidence level the engagement requires.
Code, regulations, rulings, and tax-specific caselaw — the depth a general legal database treats as a footnote, TaxFigure treats as the subject.
Each answer is tied to primary authority you can quote directly — the substantiation an opinion at "more likely than not" or "will" demands.
Tax Court and appellate precedent, procedural authority, and penalty defense — assembled for examination, Appeals, and litigation.
Move across the entire engagement without leaving the platform — or losing context. Every answer, model, and review is anchored to the same citeable authority.
IRC, Regs, rulings, and tax-specific caselaw in seconds — depth a general database treats as a footnote.
Structure, election, and transaction-step analysis — the work that becomes the opinion letter.
Basis, waterfalls, §199A, and alternative-structure outcomes — quantified for the letter and the deal.
Reporting positions, disclosure adequacy, and consistency — checked against the standard the file will be measured by.
Penalty defense, Appeals strategy, Tax Court precedent — assembled and cited for the docket.
Whether the deliverable is a reasoned opinion or a Tax Court brief, the work stands on authority. TaxFigure assembles it — primary, current, and ready to quote.
See a controversy walkthroughAuthority assembled to support a position at the standard the engagement requires — from "substantial authority" to "will."
Tax Court and Circuit precedent, procedural authority, and the burden-of-proof rules for every issue.
Reorganizations, partnership and entity structuring, and the doctrines — step transaction, economic substance — that test them.
Accuracy-related penalty defense, disclosure adequacy, and reasonable-cause authority for the client and the practice.
Other tools give you a paragraph. TaxFigure gives you a paragraph with its sources attached — and the trail to prove it.
Quote the Tax Court memo straight into the brief. Cite the Revenue Procedure verbatim in the opinion. Verbatim authority, sourced, ready for the file.
Frame the issue the way you'd frame it to co-counsel — no boolean syntax, no keyword strategy, no associate trained on a query language.
Compare federal, state, and circuit treatment in one query — circuit splits surfaced, not assumed.
Every answer timestamped and source-anchored — a contemporaneous record of the analysis, ready for the file.
Research to structuring to controversy — context carries across the matter, not across separate tabs.
From the Internal Revenue Code to the latest Tax Court memorandum — the authority a tax practice is built on.
The Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations, revenue rulings, procedures, notices, and legislative history — the substantive depth Westlaw treats as one folder.
Tax Court, district court, Court of Federal Claims, Circuit, and Supreme Court decisions — with circuit splits surfaced, not buried.
All 50 states and 1,000+ municipal jurisdictions — income, franchise, sales, and the constitutional limits the federal practice needs.
The doctrines tax controversy and transactional work turn on — economic substance, step transaction, reorganizations — assembled with the precedent.
Purpose-built components sit beneath the intelligence engine — so client documents and privileged data are handled the way a practice expects.
Vision models parse agreements, returns, K-1s, and transaction documents into clean, structured data — the review work, accelerated.
Detects, tokenizes, and governs client PII before it ever reaches a model — strict per-client isolation that respects privilege and confidentiality.
From a solo tax controversy practice to a transactional group — the platform scales to the way tax attorneys actually work.
Build the record — precedent, procedure, and penalty defense — from notice through Tax Court.
Structure deals and write opinions with the doctrine and authority assembled and current.
Carry the research depth of a national tax group without the national-firm overhead.
Estate, gift, and fiduciary authority — with the planning and modeling in the same place.
Tax law gets the depth it requires — not the depth a general database gives it as a sub-topic.
What tax counsel asks before bringing TaxFigure into chambers.
Yes — answers carry inline citations with a sources panel linking to the IRC, Treasury Regulations, rulings, and caselaw relied upon, so every proposition can be independently verified against the primary source.
Yes — Tax Court decisions and appellate rulings alongside statutes, regulations, and administrative guidance, across federal, all 50 states, and 1,000+ municipal codes.
Slash commands generate structured outputs — research memos and citation lookups — from the conversation, so the path from question to draftable work product is short.
Anchor a conversation to a specific client entity and answers are scoped to that client's structure, tax years, and uploaded documents. Conversations persist, can be resumed, and can be pinned for active matters.
Client PII is detected and tokenized before reaching any model, and each matter lives in an isolated entity workspace with per-matter access control.
Answers lead with a conclusion and then walk the authority — the statute, the regulation, the ruling — so you can pressure-test the chain yourself rather than trust a paragraph.
Answers current as of 2026-06-18.
Bring a real opinion question, a real controversy issue, a real structuring problem. We'll deliver the citeable authority — in minutes, not days.