For CPAs and accounting firms

Your clients ask if a PEO is worth it. Show them a report a CPA can inspect.

The trust point is not a black-box calculator. The California sample report separates the prospect's facts, the broker's rate-card inputs, and the neutral tax-law output. Your client can see exactly what came from them, what came from the broker, and what the math engine produced.

PEO Tools · Tax Position Analysis
CPA Verification Report
Sample
Source 1, prospect input Business profit, entity path, California, filing status, and current health plan cost.
Source 2, broker rate card Group plan rate, coverage tier, and service-cost assumptions configured by the broker.
Source 3, math engine Federal and California tax law applied neutrally to Sources 1 and 2.
LineCurrentPEO path
Total tax$22,910$19,467
Net annual result+ $3,131
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The question you give away

The most valuable question your clients ask needs source separation, not sales copy.

A client asks whether a PEO pencils out for their business. The answer depends on two variable sets: what the prospect enters about their current situation, and what the broker configures in the rate card.

Proofline keeps those inputs separate, then lets the math engine apply tax law neutrally. That is what earns trust from a CPA: the report shows where every number came from before it shows the result.

Not lead generation

It is showing the math in a way a CPA can verify.

You do not need a generic lead form. You need a report that separates facts from rates from computation, so the tax answer can be reviewed without trusting the broker's pitch.

Prospect facts stay visible

The report labels the facts the prospect entered, including profit, state, filing status, and current health plan cost.

Broker rates stay separate

The report labels the configured rate-card values instead of blending them into the tax computation.

The engine stays neutral

The tax-law engine applies the same 2026 logic to the variables shown. It does not choose the facts or the rates.

Live in fifteen minutes

If you can paste a snippet, the proof engine can run on your site.

01Rate cards load once.

Your PEO partner provides the rates the client can actually get.

02One line goes on your site.

It drops onto a page the way a scheduler does.

03The client runs figures.

Simple questions first, with no contact ask.

04The report builds.

Current structure next to the path inside a PEO, sourced to current law.

05The lead is yours.

Phone verification attaches the report to the lead record.

Honest fit

You are not selling anything.

You are answering a financial question your clients already ask, with a sourced number, on your own page. When the client decides to move, the verified lead is yours and you get credit for it with your PEO partner.

Who this is not for

If your clients never ask about PEOs, or your firm has no web presence for them to land on, this is not for you yet. Proofline converts interest that already exists. It does not manufacture it.

Run it yourself

Inspect the sample report before you believe the claim.

The sample report is the trust asset. It shows the prospect inputs, the broker rate-card inputs, the tax-law output, the reconciliation, and the caveats in one place.

Free until it produces a lead

Proofline sits on your site at no cost until it produces your first phone-verified lead. If it never does, you owe nothing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to sell PEOs to use this?

No. You answer a financial question your clients already ask. The verified lead is yours to place with a PEO partner or advise on yourself.

Where do the rate cards come from?

Your PEO partner provides them, so the math reflects what your client can actually get, not a generic average.

Is the math something I can stand behind?

Yes. Every figure traces to a rule, a rate, or a stated assumption, and reconciles against current 2026 IRS and state authority.

Can my clients talk to an assistant on the page?

Optionally, yes. A live voice assistant can run on your page to answer questions and guide a client toward their number.

What does it cost?

Free until it produces your first verified lead.