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Brevitax Pro or TaxDome: resolution or client portal first?

Short answer

Brevitax Pro and TaxDome solve different problems. Brevitax lets a credentialed solo practitioner take IRS resolution cases for $948 a year. TaxDome runs client intake, signatures, and payments for $1,500 a year minimum. Buy Brevitax first to add revenue; buy TaxDome first if client admin is where your hours go.

By the BestTaxSoftware.com editorial team. Updated . Prices checked on vendor sites that day.

$79/mo per seat

Where the 91.5 comes from
of 100

$1,500/yr minimum

Where the 62.0 comes from
of 100

Where do Brevitax Pro and TaxDome differ most?

TaxDome lists IRS transcripts in the workspace, but it has no collection workflow. Brevitax has case-level client signatures but is not a full practice portal. They overlap less than their categories suggest.

How do they compare criterion by criterion?

Raw scores out of 10, plus yearly price and features
MeasureBrevitax ProTaxDome
Time to first case95
Learning curve85
Cost at one user97
Revenue per case enabled106
Automation depth108
IRS record handling103
Client experience810
Yearly, one user$948$1,500
Prepares and e-files returnsNoNo
Pulls IRS transcripts under your authorizationYesPartly
Points to a resolution path (IA, CNC, OIC)YesNo
Builds collection-case packages (433, 656, 9465)YesNo
Client-facing portal or appPartlyYes
Signatures inside the productYesYes
Month-to-month optionYesNo
Price shown on vendor siteYesYes

Higher raw score in each row is shown in bold green.

When should you choose Brevitax Pro?

  • You want a new billable service
  • You hold a CPA, EA, or law license
  • Your current clients ask about IRS letters

When should you choose TaxDome?

  • Client admin takes more of your week than technical work
  • You have at least 150 active clients
  • You want unlimited e-signatures included

Questions practitioners ask

Can TaxDome do tax resolution?
It can store transcripts and manage the client relationship around a resolution case, but it has no resolution workflow or collection forms.
Do they integrate?
Neither vendor lists a direct integration on the pages we reviewed.

Sources: Brevitax and TaxDome pricing and product pages, checked November 14, 2026.