What PitBullTax is strong at
- Form-heavy resolution work and OIC-oriented calculators
- Practitioners who already know which form to open
- A known brand in tax controversy tooling
Where firms look for an alternative
- The analysis still lives in the operator who read the transcripts
- Client-facing Discovery is not a first-class product
- Fee defense later requires rebuilding the file from folders
What RESO adds
- Transcript-grounded Discovery your firm presents and bills
- Authority tiers: IRS ledger vs 433 vs client story — contradictions surface
- Strategy and Work Verification on the same case record
- Core from $99/mo + $9/case for solo and small practices
How to use both honestly
Some firms keep a forms specialist tool and run qualification, strategy, and verification on RESO. The question is whether your standard survives every case — not whether one vendor must own every PDF.
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