ChatCPA Second Opinion
Tax answers checked against the actual Code.
Ask a tax question once. Three AI models answer it separately. Every citation they give is checked against the Internal Revenue Code and Treasury regulations, a challenger tries to break the answer, and you get a memo with every figure red-lined to the line of law behind it.
What happens when you ask
Three answers. Three AI models answer on their own, so one model's bad day doesn't become your answer.
Every citation checked. Each section and regulation they cite is pulled from the source and read. A cite that doesn't say what the model claims gets flagged, not used.
A challenge. A separate pass looks for the strongest objection to the answer and tests it.
The memo. The answer, with each number and rule red-lined to its pinpoint cite. Click a red line and the Code text opens next to it.
What you get
A memo you can check yourself
Every figure traces to a section, subsection and paragraph. No "according to tax law". If you want to verify it, the source is one click away.
A client version
The same answer in plain English, ready to paste into an email. Plus a short list of what to confirm before you rely on it.
One place, one format
Same layout every time, downloadable to Excel. No juggling three chat windows and comparing them yourself.
See real ones
Every week I run a real question through it and publish the whole thing: the memo, the red lines, and every source. Browse the answered questions.
Who this isn't for
Not a replacement for your judgment
It's a second opinion, not a signature. It shows its work so you can check it. You still decide.
Not for instant answers
A check takes a minute or two, because it reads the sources. If you want a fast guess, any chatbot will give you one.
The terms, plainly
- $59 a month. 90 checks a month, follow-up questions included. No daily cap.
- Free to try: 2 checks with just your email, no card.
- Cancel any time from your ChatCPA account. You keep access until the month you paid for ends.
- US federal tax (Internal Revenue Code and Treasury regulations), updated as new law and regulations are published.
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