Tax Law Snap

Look up tax law the way you cite it. Type 469, 26 USC 469 or 1.170A-1 to go straight to the section. Type "passive activity" and the section, the regulation, the form and the publication come back in one list.

Tax Law Snap puts 7,800+ sections of the Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations in your pocket: full text, offline, and organized your way.

WHAT'S INSIDE - Internal Revenue Code (26 USC): every section, in full - Treasury Regulations (26 CFR): every section, in full - IRS forms and publications: find forms and pubs by number or title. The PDF opens from irs.gov, so it's always the current revision.

BUILT TO KEEP YOU ORGANIZED - Star any section, form, or pub in a tap - File items into collections by client, project, or exam - Add personal notes, stored only on your device - Export a collection or a single item as a clean PDF, or a collection as CSV - Copy a citation, citation plus heading, or the full text in one tap

FAST AND PRIVATE - The Code and regulations work fully offline - No account, no ads, no tracking - Designed for iPhone and iPad

ALSO INCLUDES UK TAX LAW Switch to the United Kingdom any time to search UK tax Acts, HMRC manuals, and ten tax years of rates and allowances. Favorites, collections, and notes are kept separately for each region.

SOURCES U.S. data is public domain, from uscode.house.gov, ecfr.gov, and irs.gov. U.K. data contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0, from legislation.gov.uk and gov.uk.

Every reference and search feature is included. An optional one-time Supporter purchase unlocks premium themes, app icons, and backup and restore of your favorites, collections, and notes. Nothing else is gated.

Tax Law Snap is an independent reference app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the U.S. Department of the Treasury, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), or HM Government. Always verify against current official guidance and consult a qualified tax professional for filing or planning decisions.

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