form5472.ai - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Form5472.ai is a CPA Review, technology-assisted filing service for U.S. businesses that may need to submit IRS Form 5472 and an applicable pro forma Form 1120.

The guided online workflow collects information about the business, foreign ownership, related parties, and potentially reportable transactions. A filing team prepares the applicable forms, and a licensed U.S. CPA reviews the filing before it is presented to the client for approval. For eligible filings, the approved return is submitted to the IRS and the client receives written confirmation of the transmission.

The primary filing service costs $299 Flat Rate, All-In. It includes Form 5472, the applicable pro forma Form 1120, filing-team preparation, licensed CPA review, client approval, applicable IRS submission, and written transmission confirmation. It does not require a subscription.

Form5472.ai is operated by Tax USA Inc. CPA oversight is provided by Arik Rozen, CPA, MBA, Virginia CPA License #025991.

Form 5472 applicability depends on the entity’s classification, foreign ownership, related parties, and reportable transactions. Relevant transactions can include contributions, distributions, loans, payments, reimbursements, and other transfers involving a foreign owner or related party. Foreign ownership or lack of revenue alone does not determine whether a filing is required.

Form5472.ai is designed primarily for foreign-owned single-member U.S. LLCs treated as disregarded entities, qualifying foreign-owned U.S. corporations, and other supported businesses with reportable related-party transactions. Matters involving complex ownership, transfer pricing, multiple entities, tax-treaty analysis, an existing IRS examination, or legal representation may require a separate professional engagement.

Form5472.ai uses a structured, technology-assisted workflow rather than relying on generative AI to make unsupported tax classifications. Clients review and approve their completed filing before submission. Written transmission confirmation records the submission attempt; it should not be interpreted as an IRS determination of receipt, acceptance, processing, or substantive accuracy.