IRS resolution software

Resolution is a process.Brevitax runs it.

Discovery from the IRS record. Strategy from three truths. Execution with human-approved work. Verification against what the IRS actually posted. One method, one record — for one household or an entire practice.

Software and educational information. Not a law firm, CPA firm, or tax relief company.

  1. Discovery
  2. Strategy
  3. Execution
  4. Verification
Example Brevitax Pro Strategy Builder showing three truths and a recommended installment agreement.
  • Built on IRS transcripts, not intake forms
  • Every recommendation traces to a record
  • Every action leaves proof

Most tools stop at the transcript.

Reading the record is where resolution starts, not where it ends. The plan still gets built in someone's head. The work still gets tracked in a spreadsheet. The proof still gets reconstructed after the fact — usually when someone asks what actually happened.

Brevitax keeps all four stages on one record: what the IRS has, what the options are, what was done, and what changed.

Example Brevitax case view combining IRS records, notices, household finances, prior payments, and professional notes.

Four stages. One record.

Each stage feeds the next. Nothing is retyped, guessed, or lost between them.

  1. Discovery
  2. Strategy
  3. Execution
  4. Verification

Know the case from the record.

Brevitax reads every IRS module — balances, assessments, penalties, interest, payments, missing returns, notices, and collection activity — and turns transcript codes into a plain-language account of what happened and what deserves attention. Statutes are tracked per module. Nothing is assumed from an intake form.

  • Balance by tax year, with how it built up
  • Assessment types, accruals, and CSED on every module
  • Findings linked to the exact records that support them
View a sample Discovery
Example Brevitax plain-language finding linked to supporting IRS account records.

Build the plan from three truths.

A resolution path is only as good as what it's built on. Brevitax scores every option against three layers of fact: the IRS record, the liability analysis, and the after-sales forecast — future compliance, filing obligations, and what the account will look like once the plan is in place.

Installment agreement, currently not collectible, offer in compromise, penalty relief: each is compared on fit, requirements, timeline, and risk. The recommended path keeps its reasons attached, so the decision can be explained later — to a client, a partner, or a reviewer.

  • Options compared, not just listed
  • Requirements and missing information called out before work begins
  • Reasons preserved with the recommendation
View a sample Strategy
Example Brevitax Pro Strategy Builder showing three truths and a recommended installment agreement.

Do the work in one workspace.

The chosen path becomes a case: forms, financials, document requests, signatures, deadlines, and submissions, generated from the record instead of from templates. Brevitax proposes each step. A person approves it. The engine does the preparation and keeps the trail.

  • Forms and financials pre-filled from verified data
  • Client tasks, e-signature, and document collection in the same view
  • Every action recorded automatically
  • Deterministic tax logic
  • AI-prepared work
  • Human-approved decisions
How Execution works
Example Brevitax Pro Work Front task list for IRS submissions, client signatures, and completed pulls.

Confirm what actually changed.

Sending the paperwork is not the same as knowing it worked. Brevitax re-reads the IRS record after the work is done and shows what posted, what is still pending, and what remains open — side by side with the last review.

  • Before-and-after comparison of the account
  • Confirmation that promised work reached the IRS
  • Open items surfaced, not buried
View a sample Work Verification
Before-and-after IRS record comparison showing what changed after the account was refreshed.

I've paid $5,000. What have you actually done?

That question should never be hard to answer.

The workspace is the evidence trail. Every transcript pulled, form prepared, signature collected, and submission sent is recorded as it happens — not documented afterward. Show what was done, when, and by whom, backed by IRS data rather than notes.

Example Brevitax activity trail recording a transcript pull, a Form 433-A submission, and a client signature on Form 2848.

Choose how you'll use it.

Personal

Your household's IRS account, made understandable.

From $29/month

User and spouse included

For taxpayers

Pro

The full method across every client your practice serves.

$199/month per firm

Unlimited users and cases

For professionals

Office

The whole practice — intake, casework, billing, close-out — on one case record.

From $1,000/month

Volume pricing available

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Same engine in every edition. Editions differ in scope, not in what the software knows.

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.

Start with the record. Finish with proof.

Run the next case on Brevitax.

See the record clearly, decide what fits, do the work, and keep checking until the result is visible.

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Brevitax provides software and educational information. It is not a law firm or CPA firm and does not represent taxpayers before the IRS.