Ask a federal tax question in plain English. TaxIQ answers with the exact IRC section and Treasury Regulation cited, and the source text one click away.
No credit card required to start. TaxIQ is in beta and included in every plan.
TaxIQ is not a separate product to learn. It is the same orchestrated research engine behind ResearchIQ, with retrieval switched to a corpus of federal tax primary sources: the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations.
An orchestrator breaks your question down and fans research tasks out to parallel researchers sweeping the tax corpus. The answer streams back cited, opening with the bottom line.
A second model checks every cited claim against its source text and strips what it cannot support, before the answer is shown. That is the guard against hallucinated cites.
Conclusions cite the exact IRC section on uscode.house.gov and the Treasury Regulation on ecfr.gov. Click the pill and read the supporting text yourself.
Follow-ups, tables, and pushback are all part of one research session. They never count as new sessions.
The US GAAP side of the same engine is ResearchIQ; for the whole platform, start with the AI technical accounting software overview.
Tax answers age. TaxIQ states its sources precisely and tells you when the rule you are reading took effect.
Every conclusion cites the specific IRC section and Treasury Regulation it rests on, not a topic heading. The pill opens the source text so you can read the words of the statute yourself.
When a rule changed recently, the answer states the effective date and which tax years each version governs, so you never apply the current words to a prior-year position.
The verifier checks each cited claim against its source text and strips unsupported citations before you see the answer. What survives is what the sources actually say.
TaxIQ carries a beta chip because the corpus is still growing, and we would rather say so than let you assume completeness.
The corpus covers the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations. State tax and interpretive material beyond the statute and regulations are not indexed yet, and the corpus grows through the beta.
The indexed statute and regulations are point-in-time snapshots, and answers say so. Confirm currency against the primary source before relying on a conclusion.
Every plan includes all seven tools at full quality, TaxIQ in beta. The free plan includes one full research session, cited and verified, with no credit card required to start.
Treat every answer as a research starting point, not professional advice. Citations stay clickable so a qualified professional can verify each conclusion against the source text.
Plans and quotas are on the pricing page. Draft tax positions are confidential work: the trust page covers how your content is segregated, encrypted, and never used to train AI models.
A federal tax question usually has a book side. These tools carry the same transaction through GAAP research, the memo, and what the market actually filed.
Tax research AI is software that answers federal tax questions with cited primary sources instead of a list of search results. TaxIQ is GAAP IQ's version, IRC research software in beta: an orchestrated engine sweeps the Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations, a verifier checks every citation against its source text, and the conclusion links to the exact section so you can read the law yourself.
TaxIQ, currently in beta, is the same orchestrated research engine behind ResearchIQ pointed at federal tax law. Retrieval runs over a corpus of federal tax primary sources, the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations, and conclusions cite the exact IRC section and Treasury Regulation with the source text one click away.
The corpus covers federal tax primary sources: the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations, indexed as point-in-time snapshots. State tax and interpretive material beyond the statute and regulations are not indexed yet, and the corpus grows through the beta. When a rule changed recently, answers state the effective date and which tax years each version governs.
Yes. Every plan includes all seven tools at full quality, TaxIQ in beta. The Free plan is a one-time trial with one full cited research session plus drafts to try: one memo, one disclosure, one policy, and two schedules. Professional is $149 per month, or $1,490 per year (two months free), with 20 research sessions a month; follow-ups never count. Enterprise is $399 per month, or $3,990 per year, with unlimited research sessions. No credit card is required to start.
Treat it as a research starting point, not professional advice. Every conclusion carries clickable citations to the exact IRC section and Treasury Regulation so a qualified professional can verify it against the source text, and answers note that the indexed statute and regulations are point-in-time snapshots.
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