For tax professionals & offices
You handle the tax work. We'll bring the clients.
Tax Prep Helpline publishes the guides people find when they're holding an IRS notice, behind on filing, or facing a levy — and those readers ask us for help every week. We're building a small network of credentialed tax offices to serve them: EAs, CPAs, tax attorneys, and established preparers who do right by clients in hard situations.
What partners get
Client introductions, not lists
Inquiries from people in active IRS situations — notices, back taxes, resolution, ITIN — matched to your states and specialties.
Bilingual demand
English and Spanish-language content brings in both audiences; bilingual offices get the Spanish-speaking matches.
Named review credit
Credentialed pros can become named reviewers on our guides — public attribution on content read by thousands of taxpayers in need.
A growing engine
110+ published guides, a free deadline calculator, and coverage of 40 IRS notices — an acquisition machine that compounds monthly.
Who we're looking for
- Enrolled Agents, CPAs, tax attorneys, or established AFSP preparers in good standing.
- Real experience with the situations our readers face: notice responses, unfiled years, installment agreements, offers in compromise, levy releases, ITIN applications.
- The temperament for scared clients — plain English, honest expectations, no scare-tactic selling.
- Spanish-speaking staff is a plus (and gets you matched to our growing Spanish-language demand).
- Capacity to actually take on new clients and respond to them the same business day.
How it works
- 1Apply below — two minutes, no obligation.
- 2We verify credentials and set up a short intro call to see if there's a fit both ways.
- 3Terms get agreed clearly before anything starts. No long-term contracts.
- 4You start receiving introductions matched to your states, specialties, and languages.
We're adding credentialed review to our guides — "Reviewed by [Your Name], EA" with your credential and profile, on pages read by thousands of taxpayers actively looking for help. If public attribution on high-intent content interests you, mention it in your application.
Questions tax pros ask us
What kind of clients would I actually receive?+
People in active tax situations who reached out for help: they're holding a specific IRS notice (CP2000, CP504, LT11, a wage levy), they're behind on filing, they owe and need resolution, or they need an ITIN. They arrive through our guides and tools — which means they've already read a plain-English explanation of their problem and asked to talk to someone. These aren't cold lists; every inquiry is a person who filled out our form or called about their own case.
What does it cost to apply or participate?+
Applying is free and creates no obligation. If there's a fit, we walk through how the relationship works on the intro call — terms are agreed clearly before anything starts, and nothing is collected just to apply. No long-term contracts.
How much volume can I expect?+
Honest answer: it depends on your states and specialties, and we don't promise volume to anyone. Our client-acquisition engine is growing — 110+ published guides, a notice deadline calculator, and Spanish-language coverage — and we'd rather under-promise to good partners than over-promise to many.
What is the content-review opportunity?+
Our guides are read by people at the exact moment they need a professional. We're adding named, credentialed review to them — 'Reviewed by [Name], EA' with your credential and a professional profile. For the right EA, CPA, or attorney, it's ongoing public attribution on high-intent educational content, and it raises the quality bar of everything we publish. Ask about it on the intro call.
Do I need to speak Spanish?+
No — but if your office serves clients in Spanish, say so in the application. We publish Spanish-language guides and advertise service en español, and Spanish-speaking demand is a growing share of our inquiries. Bilingual offices get matched to it.
Who reviews my application?+
A person, not a pipeline. We check credentials (EA enrollment, CPA license, bar membership, or PTIN/AFSP standing), look at your experience, and set up a short intro call. We're deliberately selective — the network only works if every referral lands with someone who does right by the client.
Curious what the client side sees? Browse the Notice Decoder, the deadline calculator, and our editorial standards.