Brevitax for Enrolled Agents

You already have the credential.Expand what you do with it.

Your clients already come to you when IRS problems arise. Brevitax gives you a repeatable system for adding more representation work to your practice — without building the process from scratch.

For enrolled agents, CPAs, attorneys, and tax firms doing IRS representation.

Enrolled AgentRepresentation authority
01DiscoveryUnderstand what is actually happening.
02StrategyDecide the path from verified facts.
03ExecutionWork the case on one record.
04VerificationVerify that the expected change occurred.
One connected case recordEvidence → Decision → Work → Outcome
Add representation work for existing clientsCreate year-round service opportunitiesScale from casework to firm operations

Expand what your practice can do

Your clients already bring you IRS problems.

Notices, balances, penalties, unfiled returns, collection issues, installment-agreement questions, and levy concerns already arrive through the tax relationships you have built. Brevitax gives you a repeatable way to evaluate the right cases and handle more of that work inside your practice.

IRS representation can expand the scope of services you offer, deepen client relationships, and create work outside traditional filing season — without turning every matter into a referral by default. When the case fits your practice, Brevitax gives you another path.

Brevitax does not replace training or professional judgment. It gives you a consistent operating method so appropriate representation work does not have to begin with a blank page or an automatic handoff elsewhere.

You should not have to invent the process

One professional workflow for the life of the case.

Understand the account, decide the path, work the case, and verify the outcome — on one connected record your team can review, follow, and defend.

Example Brevitax plain-language finding linked to supporting IRS account records.

01 · Discovery

Understand what is actually happening.

Organize balances, filing posture, notices, enforcement signals, and timing into one case view you can review before advising the client.

Example Brevitax Pro Strategy Builder showing three truths and a recommended installment agreement.

02 · Strategy

Decide the path from verified facts.

Compare available options, identify constraints, and determine what information or action is needed next — with IRS facts, financial profile, and client context kept in their proper place.

Example Brevitax work plan with required tasks, documents, signatures, deadlines, and submission tracking.

03 · Execution

Work the case on one record.

Track tasks, documents, signatures, submissions, owners, and follow-up without losing the connection between the plan and the work performed.

Illustrative Brevitax view connecting a decision, completed work, and a verified IRS result.

04 · Verification

Verify that the expected change occurred.

Refresh the IRS record after work is performed, compare what changed, and preserve the outcome with Work Verification when the case needs a durable close-out record.

What becomes easier

A repeatable service, not a collection of disconnected tools.

Understand and evaluate

Organize IRS records, identify issues and missing information, and begin strategy from verified facts.

Plan and follow through

Turn the chosen path into tasks, documents, signatures, submissions, owners, and follow-up.

Keep the case connected

Preserve the relationship between evidence, professional decisions, work performed, and outcomes.

Operate at your practice size

Start with substantive case tools in Pro, then add the firm operating layer through Enterprise.

When the matter fits your practice

Not every IRS problem has to be referred out.

When a representation matter fits your practice, Brevitax gives you a repeatable way to evaluate it, work it, and keep it moving.

Referral remains the right answer for some cases. The difference is that you do not have to refer by default simply because your practice lacks a repeatable operating process.

Built for an occasional matter and a growing practice

Begin with casework. Add firm operations when you need them.

01

Start with the cases already reaching your desk

You do not need to become a high-volume tax-relief company to use Brevitax. Pro gives an EA a structured way to work appropriate representation matters beside the practice you already run.

02

Standardize how each case is evaluated

Use the same evidence-to-decision method across notices, balances, filing gaps, collections, and follow-up without pretending every taxpayer has the same answer.

03

Grow without adding operational chaos

As representation volume and staff involvement increase, Enterprise adds the firm operating layer for intake, sales, case visibility, communication, billing, and leadership oversight.

Choose the operating depth you need

Start where your practice is today.

Both editions support the substantive IRS case lifecycle. Choose Pro to work cases beside your current stack. Choose Enterprise when the entire representation operation needs one system.

Enterprise

Run the practice.

For established tax-resolution practices and teams.

From $1,000/moUnlimited team members on every plan — priced by firm case volume, not per seat.
  • The complete case lifecycle
  • Intake, sales, communication, and billing
  • Cases, Calendar, Manage, and BackOffice
  • Library, Pulse, and Decision Coverage

Compare all Brevitax editions and pricing

Questions from enrolled agents

Know where Brevitax fits before you start.

Clear boundaries, current product terms, and a direct path to the right edition.

Is Brevitax only for established tax-resolution firms?

No. Brevitax Pro is designed for tax professionals who need the substantive case workflow beside their current practice systems. Enterprise is for firms that also need the operating layer for intake, sales, staff coordination, communication, billing, and firm-wide visibility.

Can I use Brevitax if I only handle a few IRS cases?

Yes. Pro is $199/mo per firm with unlimited users and cases, plus metered substantive runs. It lets an EA begin with appropriate matters already appearing in the practice without adopting the full Enterprise platform.

Do I need to replace my existing tax or practice-management software?

No. Brevitax is not tax preparation software, and Pro is designed for parallel adoption beside your current CRM and tax stack. It owns the representation case record and its Discovery, Strategy, Execution, and Work Verification work product.

What is the difference between Pro and Enterprise?

Pro helps an EA work IRS cases. Enterprise helps a firm operate an IRS-resolution business. Enterprise adds firm-wide intake, sales, team workflow, communication, billing, volume management, Pulse, Manage, Library, BackOffice, and Decision Coverage.

Can my staff use Brevitax?

Yes. Pro includes unlimited users and cases, and Enterprise includes unlimited team members. Access remains firm-scoped and role-aware; the edition choice depends on whether you need casework tools or the complete firm operating layer.

Is Brevitax tax preparation software?

No. Brevitax is post-filing IRS representation software. Keep using your existing preparation software for returns; use Brevitax to understand, plan, execute, monitor, and verify representation work.

Does Brevitax replace professional judgment or tax-resolution training?

No. Brevitax structures evidence, calculations, options, work, and outcomes. The enrolled agent remains responsible for reviewing the record, applying professional judgment, communicating advice, and deciding how to represent the client.

Can I start with Pro and move to Enterprise later?

Yes. Start with Pro when you need to work cases beside your existing stack. Move to Enterprise when case volume, staff coordination, sales, billing, or leadership visibility make the full firm platform the better fit.

You already earned the credential

Build more of your practice around it.

Start with the casework you need today. Add the full operating platform when representation becomes a larger part of the firm.