For CPAs, Tax Advisors & Legal Professionals

Structural Screening for Your Cross-Border Clients

Your clients come to you with incomplete structural pictures. Global Solo fills the gap before the consultation — so you can focus on judgment, not intake.

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The pre-consultation gap

Cross-border solo founders operate across jurisdictions, platforms, and entity structures that create structural obligations most of them haven't mapped. When they arrive at your office, the structural picture is often incomplete, assumed, or internally inconsistent.

You see the tax return. You see the entity registration. What you often don't see is the complete structural position: where income actually flows, which entities are operationally active versus dormant, whether tax residency assumptions have been verified, and whether the documentation would survive examination.

Global Solo provides a structured screening that maps these dimensions before the consultation. The result is a diagnostic report — not advice — that gives you the structural context to work from.

How It Works

1

Client Starts the Chat Diagnostic

A guided conversation across four structural dimensions: Money, Entity, Tax, and Accountability. Takes about 10 minutes. No signup required.

2

Client Receives Their META Risk Profile

A structured diagnostic mapping their income flows, entity boundaries, tax positions, and documentation state. Not advice — a clear picture of what their structure actually is.

3

Client Brings the Report to You

The report is designed to be advisor-ready: PDF export, structured findings, dimension-by-dimension analysis. It gives you the structural context you need before the consultation begins.

What the Report Covers

The META framework analyzes four structural dimensions. Each is scored independently, then cross-dimensional tensions are mapped.

M

Money

  • Income sources and cross-border flows
  • Platform dependencies (Stripe, marketplace, etc.)
  • Cash flow documentation state
E

Entity

  • Legal entity structure and boundaries
  • Entity-activity alignment
  • Contractual and liability exposure
T

Tax

  • Tax residency clarity and assumptions
  • Multi-jurisdiction exposure
  • Threshold tracking and authority contact history
A

Accountability

  • Documentation completeness
  • Explainability under scrutiny
  • Audit readiness assessment

Why Advisors Use It

Structured intake, not scattered conversation

Instead of spending the first 30 minutes of a consultation mapping basic structural facts, the report provides a pre-organized view of your client's cross-border position.

Identifies gaps the client doesn't know about

Most cross-border founders have blind spots — assumed tax residency, undocumented entity relationships, platform dependencies. The report surfaces these before you meet.

Diagnostic, not advisory

Global Solo does not give advice, make recommendations, or suggest actions. The report describes what the structure is. You provide the professional judgment about what it means.

Shared structural vocabulary

The META framework gives you and your client a shared vocabulary: Money, Entity, Tax, Accountability. Each dimension is scored and analyzed independently, then tensions between dimensions are mapped.

Report Tiers

Free
Risk Check

Quick screening across four structural dimensions. Identifies whether deeper analysis is needed.

$0

META
Diagnostic

Full META profile, risk ledger, structural relationships. Comprehensive pre-consultation brief.

$99

Judgment
Report

Priority ranking, irreversibility analysis, decision brief. For clients facing structural decisions.

$349

Advisor Volume Pricing

Purchase diagnostic credits in bulk for your clients. Use them when needed, track usage, and get invoiced monthly.

5+
META Diagnostics
$85/each
Save 14%
10+
Judgment Reports
$299/each
Save 14%
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Share With Your Clients

Send your cross-border clients to the chat diagnostic before their next consultation. The report gives both of you a structured starting point.