Can you promote in r/taxpros?
A community for Redditors who are tax professionals to discuss professional development, firm procedures, news, policy, software, AICPA/IRS changes, news/updates about law relating to any tax - U.S. and International, Federal, State, or local.
The short answer
Post as a verified tax professional with appropriate user flair and post tags, lead with helpful, non-sales content, and only optionally mention your product/company for context if highly relevant and not promotional.
What works here
- Discuss tax practice, software, and marketing topics
- Use appropriate post tags (e.g., [Tax software], [Marketing])
- Add user flair indicating you are a tax pro
What gets posts removed
- Direct sales pitches, solicitation, or lead-generation posts
- Posting without user flair or appropriate tag
- Asking general tax questions (use /r/tax instead)
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditCommunity focus
Sidebar and description invite discussion of professional development, software, marketing, and practitioner issues, so product-relevant discussion is on-topic.
Tagging requirement
Posts must use appropriate tags (including [Tax software] and [Marketing]) which suggests promotional/marketing topics may be allowed if properly tagged and topical.
User flair required
Users must set user flair indicating tax pro status before posting — implies vendor/founder should disclose practitioner role.
Not a help forum
Explicitly not for asking tax questions and stresses practitioner discussion — avoid treating posts like client-oriented Q&A or soliciting clients.
Official rules of r/taxpros
- 01User Flair
- 02Refer to the rule #1
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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