CoCounsel Tax
Thomson Reuters AI assistant for tax professionals with trusted research sources
Overview
CoCounsel Tax by Thomson Reuters is an AI-powered assistant built specifically for tax professionals. It streamlines complex tax planning and analysis by delivering fast, authoritative answers and generating detailed client-ready documents. The tool draws from trusted sources like Checkpoint and IRS guidance to provide reliable support. It is designed for tax accountants, CPAs, and advisors who need to efficiently handle sophisticated client scenarios. The main benefit is a significant reduction in manual research and drafting time, allowing professionals to focus on strategic advice and client service. Key features include its ability to research multi-state tax implications and entity selection in minutes, and to generate technically accurate memos and projections. Two standout capabilities are creating multi-year tax projections to model different strategies and automatically formatting comprehensive tax proposals with a professional look. A clear use case involves a client considering expanding their business into a new state. A professional can use CoCounsel Tax to quickly analyze the multi-state income and franchise tax consequences, compare the outcomes of operating as an LLC versus an S-Corp, and then produce a detailed technical memo and a formatted multi-year proposal for the client review—all within a single workflow.
Visit CoCounsel Tax →Key Features
- ✓ Multi-state tax research
- ✓ Retirement optimization analysis
- ✓ Entity selection guidance
- ✓ Technical memo generation
- ✓ Tax projections
- ✓ S-corp conversion analysis
- ✓ Partnership structure evaluation
- ✓ Citation-backed recommendations
Pros
- ✅ Backed by Thomson Reuters authority
- ✅ Trusted research sources
- ✅ Professional-grade output
Cons
- ❌ Higher price point
- ❌ Steep learning curve
Pricing
Model: paid
Starting at: $199/mo
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Last updated: 2026-02-23