IRS Pilot is a plain-English self-help tool built by a licensed Enrolled Agent that helps US taxpayers understand their IRS notices, identify resolution options, and take action without hiring an attorney.

How much does IRS Pilot cost?

IRS Pilot starts at $59 for 7-day access to the IRS Navigator. The Financial Intake Wizard is $99, the Bundle is $129, and the Tax Planning Tool is $99 for 365 days. All one-time flat fees.

Is IRS Pilot a substitute for hiring a tax professional?

No. IRS Pilot is for self-serve situations where a taxpayer's balance does not justify the cost of full representation. For complex audits, Tax Court, or criminal matters, the site recommends retaining a qualified EA or attorney.

What IRS notices does the tool cover?

IRS Pilot covers common IRS notices including CP14, CP2000, CP503, CP504, CP3219A, LT11, LT16, and others. The IRS Navigator explains each notice in plain English and shows what to do next.

Don't Face the IRS Alone

IRS Notice Help & Tax Problem Guide — Built by a Licensed Enrolled Agent

Plain-English guidance for real IRS situations — no tax jargon, no attorneys required.

I Got an IRS Letter

Explains your IRS notice in plain English and shows exactly what to do next.

I Have a Tax Problem

Identify your situation — levy, lien, back taxes, unfiled returns, OIC — and find a clear path forward.

Pricing & Access

Navigator, Wizard, Bundle, and Tax Planning tools starting at $59 one-time.

Built by Tyrone J. Taylor, EA — Enrolled Agent, NTPI Fellow, author of Stop IRS Collections.

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