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Brevitax turns IRS records, financial information, and case activity into a clear account of what happened, what needs attention, what to do next, and what the IRS did after you acted. Use it for your own taxes, across your client work, or throughout an entire firm.
Start with IRS records you already have—or have Brevitax help retrieve them.

FindingBalance does not match payments posted
Next stepRespond before the reminder chain starts
After refreshVerified — payment posted 14 days later
Software prepares the work. People make the decisions. Brevitax does not provide legal representation.
A notice shows one moment. IRS records contain years of events without explaining what they mean. Prior work and personal recollection may not match what the IRS has actually posted.
Brevitax brings the record, the circumstances, the work, and the current result together.
One Brevitax case view
$18,462
Most of this comes from your 2022 return. Penalty and interest were added in 2023, one payment has posted, and the IRS shows no 2023 return filed.
Household
Income $4,180/mo · cash $1,240
Note: Paid in March. CPA still has 2023. IRS posted the payment May 2.

Step 01
Bring together balances, payments, penalties, missing returns, notices, collection activity, and the events behind them.
Finding · Tax year 2022
Prepared for reviewYour 2022 balance increased after penalty and interest posted.
Additional financial information may change the available options.
Step 02
Turn transcript codes and account history into a plain-language explanation of what happened and what deserves attention.
Compared using IRS records, financial information, and taxpayer circumstances.
The current balance and filing status may support a monthly-payment path.
Complete household income and expense information is still required.
The current financial record does not yet support this path.
Possible paths for professional review — not a guarantee of IRS acceptance.
Step 03
Compare the IRS record, financial reality, and personal circumstances to see which paths may fit and what each requires.
Tasks, documents, signatures, and submission status on one checklist.
Step 04
Follow the steps, gather documents, complete financials and forms, collect signatures, and track what was sent.

Step 05
Refresh the IRS record to confirm what posted, what changed, and what still needs attention.
“We handled it” should not be the end of the story.
Recommendations change. Documents go missing. IRS records take time to update. Brevitax keeps the decision, the work, and the IRS response connected so the story does not have to be reconstructed later.
See which facts supported a recommendation and how the final decision was made.
Keep forms, submissions, deadlines, communications, and completed work attached to the same record.
Return to the IRS record to confirm what posted, what changed, and what remains unresolved.
One understandable IRS account for you, your spouse, and household tax situations.
The same Brevitax method across every client your practice serves.
The full practice operating around the same case truth.
Whether you received a notice, already hired someone, work with your own CPA, or want to handle the next step yourself, Brevitax gives you an understandable account first.
See what the IRS has, what changed, what deserves attention, and whether promised work actually happened. Then continue on your own, work with your CPA, use Brevitax guidance, or seek representation when the facts require it.
Understand what you owe
From IRS records
See how it built up
Year by year
Find what needs attention
Separated from noise
Check what the IRS did next
After a refresh

| Client | Phase | Next action | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reeves household | Strategy review | Review ranked options | Today |
| Chen, L. | Financials needed | Request 433 packet | Yesterday |
| Okonkwo, T. | Work in progress | Collect signatures | Mon |
| Patel, S. | Waiting on IRS | Refresh transcript | Fri |
| Nguyen, K. | Ready to verify | Run Work Verification | Thu |
| Martinez, A. | Discovery | Import transcripts | Wed |
Brevitax Pro gives accountants, enrolled agents, and preparers a repeatable way to reconstruct an IRS account, evaluate possible paths, prepare client-ready work, and verify the result.
Add tax-resolution services without rebuilding every engagement from transcript PDFs and spreadsheets—and without replacing the practice tools you already use.
Brevitax Office connects consultation, intake, casework, communication, billing, verification, and close-out to the same case record.
Recommendations retain their reasoning. Work survives staff turnover. Leadership can see where cases are blocked, and fees can be explained from the work performed instead of reconstructed after a complaint.
Sample practice data — not a live firm
| Case | Owner | Phase | Blocker | Next action | Decision Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reeves household | A. Kim | Strategy review | Bank statements | Review ranked options | Awaiting review |
| Chen, L. | M. Ortiz | Financials needed | Client upload | Send 433 reminder | Accepted |
| Patel, S. | J. Wells | Waiting on IRS | Posting lag | Schedule refresh | Modified |
| Nguyen, K. | A. Kim | Ready to verify | — | Run Work Verification | Accepted |
Leadership sees where cases stall — recommendations show accepted, modified, rejected, or awaiting review.
Brevitax combines structured IRS data, tax-resolution logic, financial analysis, and guided workflows. AI helps prepare and explain the work. People review the facts and make the decisions.
Deterministic tax intelligence. AI-prepared work. Human-approved decisions. Verified against the IRS record.
Bring records, financial data, communications, signatures, and schedules into the same workflow without replacing the systems your practice already depends on.
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Review sample Brevitax outputs before you connect an IRS record or begin a trial.
See how IRS records become a clear account of balances, events, risks, and missing information.
View sample Discovery →See how possible paths are compared against the IRS record, financial reality, and taxpayer circumstances.
View sample Strategy →See how later IRS records confirm what posted, what changed, and what remains.
View sample Work Verification →For too long, taxpayers have faced two bad choices: deal with the IRS alone or sign an expensive representation agreement before they fully understand the problem. Meanwhile, the accountants who already know them have lacked the specialized tools to help. Brevitax creates a better path.
From $29/month
Understand one household’s IRS account, plan the next step, and recheck the record as it changes.
$199/month per firm
Use the Brevitax method across every client without per-seat pricing.
From $1,000/month
Run the full practice from intake through verified close-out on the same case record.
See the record clearly, decide what comes next, and keep checking until the result is visible.
Brevitax provides software and educational information. It is not a law firm or CPA firm and does not represent taxpayers before the IRS.