Single IRS transcript
One transcript
$4.99/ transcript- One IRS transcript
- Defined transcript type and tax period
- Confirm the requested record scope
IRS IVES / published starting rates
Understand the records. Compare the scope. Build the economics around your lending team.
One transcript
$4.99/ transcriptTwo years of transcript records
$7.99/ orderTwo years, same borrower
$14.99/ bundleUSD. Published starting rates for the listed IRS options. The $14.99 bundle covers two years on the same borrower. Confirm record types, tax periods, and applicable ordering terms before activation. Understand transcript categories.
Your volume. Your numbers.
Use your own monthly volume and current equivalent-scope price. The comparison shows savings, an increase, or an equal cost—whichever your figures support.
Match the records and years first. Then compare the economics.
Choose the right transcript scopePlanning estimate, not a quote. Compares order charges only using published starting rates and the volume you enter. Assess any other services or fees in your current arrangement separately. This calculator keeps your entries in this page and submits no request.
Before you choose
Fintegral’s published starting rate is $4.99 for a single transcript. The two-tax-year option is $7.99. The $14.99 W-2 plus self-employment bundle covers two years on the same borrower. Confirm transcript types, tax periods, and applicable ordering terms.
Compare the same taxpayer scope, transcript categories, tax periods, and deliverables. A two-year order and a single transcript are different order units. The $14.99 bundle applies to W-2 plus self-employment for two years on the same borrower.
No. It estimates annual order charges using your monthly volume and the published starting rate. It does not confirm eligibility, coverage, or your institution’s final terms. Compare any additional services or fees separately.
These rates are for the listed IRS transcript options. They do not establish SSA, asset, income, or employment verification rates. Use the service center to plan your requirements.
No. Billing setup and live ordering permissions are separate. An institution needs the applicable approved access and taxpayer authorization before requesting real records.
Start with the question in your borrower file. Then define the record, the authorization, and the way the result reaches your team.
Read the guide 02 / Authorization essentialsUse this preparation guide alongside the current IRS form and instructions to organize the request before it reaches the taxpayer.
Read the guide 03 / Know the recordDifferent tax records answer different questions. A clear request starts with the evidence your lending team needs to review.
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