Nine purpose-built tax workstations for clients, one ratification console for their professionals, and one law between them: engines propose, professionals ratify. Every lever renders as a modeled range with both branches on screen and the statute on the panel — and nothing becomes a position until a licensed professional signs it, in writing, on an append-only register.
Most tax software computes and walks away; most firms are asked to sign work they never saw being built. This platform is built for both sides at once — the client plans on a desk that speaks plain words, the professional ratifies on a console built around their signature, and the wall between them is the product.
Every desk ships the same organs: a command deck, the vertical engines, a structure map, a papered ledger, a document vault with an audit-defense file, a compliance calendar, an aide — and a plain-words layer under every tab. Desks open in their own tab.
| Lever class | Required object | Who signs |
|---|---|---|
| Compensation design | comp study on file | CPA |
| Accelerated depreciation | engineering-based cost-seg study | CPA |
| Participation-based treatment | contemporaneous hours log | CPA |
| Inventory / cost methods | §471 method memo | CPA |
| Structure & characterization | papered instruments · basis memo | Attorney |
| Plan & valuation designs | actuarial cert · plan docs · appraisal | Actuary · plan counsel · appraiser |