Your client has a trust, a holdco, four OpCos, two AssetCos, and an S-corp election from 2019 nobody remembers. They show up in March with a Dropbox folder and a hopeful expression. Strata G is where the structure already lives, organized, encrypted, and ready for return season.
S-Corp, partnership, disregarded, C-Corp, grantor trust, irrevocable trust - structured fields on every entity. Queryable, reportable, and visible in the stack view.
Indirect ownership through trusts, disregarded entities, and holdco chains computed automatically. Verifiable paths shown for every percentage.
Form 2553s, trust elections, K-1s, prior returns, OAs, EIN letters - field-level AES-256-GCM encryption, filed by entity, instant search.
Every client, every stack, every tax treatment in one filterable view. Pull any client's structure in seconds - without rebuilding it.
Intercompany distributions, management fees, and loans logged with FMV justification. Defensible paper trail for audit and entity-level tax positions.
Annual reports, franchise taxes, and entity-level filings on one calendar. Spot the gap before the client does - and bill for the planning, not the chase.
Multi-client view, advanced reporting, and API access for accounting integrations. Built for firms running multi-entity tax work as a real practice line.
No. Strata G is the entity-management layer - the structure, the documents, the compliance, the ownership graph. It sits next to your tax software, not in front of it. Your Lacerte, ProSystem, or Drake stays exactly where it is.
Disregarded entities pass through to their parent for ownership purposes by default. Grantor trusts pass through to the grantor. Both can be overridden when the structure has unusual elections. The graph shows the path so you can verify the math - we don't ask you to take it on faith.
Yes. You set up the entity records, upload prior-year documents, and invite the client when (and if) you want them in. Most CPAs run it as their own internal workspace, then promote to client access for the ones who'll actually use it.
Field-level AES-256-GCM encryption on EINs and credentials. Role-based access controls. Audit logs on every read and write. Client data is walled off between clients within the firm view. Standard accounting-firm-grade controls.
The Enterprise tier includes API access. We have working integrations with QuickBooks Online and Xero for entity-level GL extracts, and Lacerte / ProSystem export support for K-1 and ownership data. We're not trying to be your books or your tax engine - we're the structural layer.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with your tax team. We'll show you what return season looks like when the structure already lives somewhere.