Features

Everything the Planning Lifecycle Actually Needs

TaxVeriq is built for the work tax professionals already do — structured, modeled and verifiable instead of scattered across tools.

  1. Fact
  2. Rule
  3. Model
  4. Advisor
  5. Plan
  6. Evidence
Deterministic modelingAdvisor controlledWhole-plan analysisFirm-scoped accessImplementation trackingResult verification

Intelligence

Return Intelligence

Upload prior returns and organize the information for advisor review. Approved historical facts become planning context without silently becoming current-year assumptions.

Structured Tax Profile

Filing status, income, businesses, compensation, retirement, real estate, investments, entities, states and planning assumptions in one working profile.

Opportunity Intelligence

The strategy library is evaluated against the client's facts, so advisors see the decisions that matter and the information still missing.

Strategy Library

Planning concepts connected to eligibility considerations, required information, modeling and supporting tax authority.

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Prioritized for advisor attention

5 surfaced
  • Entity structure reviewModeledIn advisor review
  • Business retirement planReady to ReviewComparison prepared
  • Accountable planNeeds Information2 questions open
  • Vehicle & mileageNeeds InformationCurrent-year facts
  • Home officeIn PlanAdvisor selected

Synthetic example. Prioritization, not a strategy catalog.

Modeling

Individual Strategy Modeling

Deterministic, tax-aware modeling of a single strategy, with assumptions recorded separately from client facts.

Whole-Plan Modeling

Selected strategies are modeled together in one scenario so interactions are reflected instead of summed.

Scenario Comparison

Compare modeled scenarios side by side before the advisor commits to a plan.

Advisory

Advisor Review

Nothing enters the plan without advisor judgment. Assumptions, rationale and authority stay attached.

Tax Plan

The advisor selects what belongs in the plan. Rationale, modeled impact, supporting tax authority, assumptions and next steps travel with each strategy.

Client Presentation

Turn the analysis into a client-ready planning experience with clear recommendations, scenario comparison and documented decisions.

Execution

Implementation Workflow

Approved strategies become tracked work with owners, due dates, documentation and status.

Evidence

Supporting documentation is captured against the strategy it belongs to, not scattered across email.

Result Verification

Compare what was planned with what was implemented and what actually occurred at year-end closeout.

Practice

Clients

A working roster with planning status, assignments and the next action for each client.

Documents & Meetings

Keep supporting documents, intake responses and planning meetings connected to the engagement they belong to.

Firm Workspaces

Firm membership, advisor roles, client assignments, firm-level settings and a client portal, inside each firm's own authorized environment.

Planning areas

Specialized Planning Coverage

The strategy library connects planning concepts with eligibility considerations, required information, modeling and supporting tax authority. It does not claim to contain every possible strategy.

Business Owner Planning

Entity considerations, owner compensation, retirement plans, business expenses and other owner-level planning opportunities.

Real Estate

Rental activity, depreciation, property transactions and real-estate-specific planning considerations.

Healthcare Professionals

High-income compensation, side business activity, retirement planning and complex income structures.

Athletes & NIL

NIL income, business activity, multi-state duty-day issues and specialized athlete planning.

Retirement Planning

Compare retirement plan alternatives for the client's situation and model the tax impact of each.

S Corporation Planning

Model Schedule C versus S corporation considerations, including compensation assumptions and interactions with the rest of the plan.

QBI (§199A)

Evaluate qualified business income considerations as part of the broader tax model rather than in isolation.

Business Expenses

Evaluate expense categories and deduction treatment once, without double counting the same economic benefit.

Founding advisor beta

Bring Tax Intelligence Into Your Advisory Practice

TaxVeriq is preparing for a controlled advisor beta with tax professionals and firms. Tell us about your practice and we will follow up about fit and timing.

  1. Fact
  2. Rule
  3. Model
  4. Advisor
  5. Plan
  6. Evidence