TaxBook
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The practitioners we built TaxBook for

Tax partners, Big-4 librarians, and in-house counsel use TaxBook to compress days of cross-referenced research into a single working surface. Here’s what they ship with it.

Trusted by tax teams at

AmLaw 50 tax groups Big-4 federal tax Fortune 500 in-house Regional CPA firms Boutique tax counsel

10×

faster authority resolution vs. Bloomberg / Checkpoint

3 clicks

to a complete legislative history for any IRC section

~125 ms

p95 search latency across all eight doc types, warm

Case study

AmLaw 50 federal tax group

Tax practice supporting M&A, partnership, and international engagements out of New York and Washington.

Segment
Big Law
Seats
~45 partners and associates
Replaced
Bloomberg Tax + spreadsheet of hyperlinks

Cut a 4-hour legislative history task to 12 minutes

An opinion on a § 163(j) refinancing required reconstructing every amendment to the section since TCJA. The team had previously routed this through the research librarian, who built a Word document of hyperlinks across Congress.gov, govinfo, and Bloomberg Tax. The first draft took the better part of a day.

With TaxBook, the associate opened § 163, pinned to the closing date, and walked the amendment graph back to the originating public laws and committee reports in a single tab. The opinion partner reviewed the citation trail directly on the section page instead of cross-referencing a separate memo.

“Pulling legislative history used to be a librarian-assisted, multi-day project. TaxBook gives it to me in three clicks.”
— Tax partner, AmLaw 50 firm

95%

cut in legislative-history time

2 mo.

to firm-wide rollout

0

prompts sent through a shared model

Case study

Big-4 federal tax research team

National federal-tax practice supporting partner-led opinions across the firm’s industry teams.

Segment
Accounting (Big-4)
Seats
Pilot — 60 researchers and librarians
Replaced
Hand-maintained legislative-history Word documents

Retired the “legislative-history Word document”

The firm’s research librarians had built dozens of hand-maintained Word documents threading every amendment to high-traffic IRC sections back through committee reports and public laws — the workaround for what existing commercial tools simply could not do.

TaxBook’s legislative-history surface replaced the Word-document workflow on the pilot sections within the first quarter. Librarians now spend that reclaimed time on novel, partner-level research questions instead of stitching citations.

“The hyperlinked Word document was the only tool that worked. TaxBook is the first product that actually replaces it.”
— Head research librarian, Big-4 firm

40+

Word-doc workarounds retired

12 hrs/wk

reclaimed per librarian

SOC 2

cleared firm InfoSec review

Case study

Fortune 500 in-house tax team

Global tax department of a publicly traded technology company, supporting domestic and international planning.

Segment
In-house counsel
Seats
14 in-house tax counsel and analysts
Replaced
Two legacy research subscriptions; outside-counsel research carve-outs

Brought authority research back in-house with their own AI vendor

The team needed a research surface their internal AI governance committee could approve. TaxBook’s bring-your-own-AI architecture meant every assistant call routed through their existing enterprise Anthropic agreement — no new third party, no new DPA negotiation, no prompt-pooling concerns.

SSO via Okta and SCIM provisioning came online in a single sprint. Outside-counsel spend on routine code-and-regs lookups dropped meaningfully in the first quarter; the team now reserves outside counsel for genuinely novel positions.

“We didn’t need to add another vendor to our AI policy. TaxBook just used the Anthropic contract we already had.”
— Senior tax counsel, Fortune 500 technology company

1 sprint

to Okta SSO + SCIM live

2

legacy subscriptions retired

BYO AI

enterprise Anthropic contract reused

Case study

Boutique federal tax counsel

Three-attorney boutique handling private-company M&A and partnership tax planning for closely held businesses.

Segment
Solo / boutique
Seats
3 attorneys, 1 paralegal
Replaced
Pay-per-use access to a legacy platform

Competing on research depth without a Big-Law research budget

The firm had been priced out of full-firm Bloomberg or Checkpoint seats and was rationing pay-per-use access. Routine opinion work that competitors handled in hours stretched across multiple days because cross-referencing happened by hand.

Solo-tier TaxBook covers the same authority graph at a fraction of legacy seat pricing. The firm now turns around partnership-tax opinions in the same window as much larger competitors — without the legacy-vendor seat math.

“For the first time, my research surface looks more like a Big Law partner’s than a solo’s.”
— Founding partner, boutique tax firm

See your practice on TaxBook

Book a 20-minute walkthrough and we’ll demo TaxBook against the research workflow you actually run — pricing, security review, and BYO-AI setup included.