How it works

Every 2026 QOF reporting duty, from setup to signature.

Follow one opportunity zone fund through a full reporting year. Ten minutes of setup, data pulled from the people who already hold it, both asset tests computed on their own dates, and a signed Form 8996 package waiting when filing season opens.

The shape of a year

Four moves, and the reporting year is finished.

Opportunity zone fund compliance under OZ 2.0 looks enormous until it is separated into the four moments that genuinely need a decision. Everything between them is collection and arithmetic, which is the part software should be carrying.

app.ozfile.comJUN 30
June 30 · First test date
The arithmetic ran overnight
90% asset test
Pass
Measured94.2%
MethodAveragedBoth test dates
70% property test
Pass
Measured81.6%
BasisTangibleRolling register
Logged to the audit trail
2:12 PM
Every figure filed against the document it came from.

One fund, one year, four screens

1

Describe the structure once

The fund, the businesses beneath it, and the person who owns each number. About ten minutes, and you never repeat it. A regulatory specialist can sit on the call while you do it.

2

Send one link per person

Nobody receives a form they cannot answer. A bookkeeper sees ledger questions, a property manager sees units and addresses, a payroll contact sees a single file request.

3

The arithmetic happens on its own

On June 30 and December 31 the platform measures whether the fund holds at least 90% of its assets in zone property, and whether each business clears 70% on its tangible property. Nobody opens a spreadsheet.

4

The package assembles itself

By January the Form 8996 workpapers exist with every source document attached. Your preparer reviews and files, or a licensed CPA on our side signs off.

Bookkeeper

Who answers what

The people holding your numbers barely notice.

There is no account to create and nothing to install. A link opens straight onto three to five questions in plain language, with one file to attach and one signature at the end.

Riverline Partners LLC · Year-end 20261 of 5

Total cost of buildings and equipment as of Dec 31?

$1,284,500
fixed-asset-ledger.pdfattached
Sign and submit

Takes about 4 minutes

That is the entire request. No follow-up email from you.

Scoped to one desk

A payroll contact is never shown a property question. Each person answers only what already sits in front of them.

One file they already have

A fixed-asset ledger, a rent roll, an hours export. Nothing has to be produced, only attached.

The reminders come from us

Follow-up continues until the answer arrives. You are never the one asking twice.

Full support

Questions from your invitees reach our filing team, not your inbox. They are trained on every field a respondent can be shown.

When someone asks for proof

Nothing on the return is unsourced.

Behind every figure sits the document it came from, the person who supplied it, and the minute it arrived. An examination request becomes a retrieval task rather than a reconstruction project.

The file rides with the figure

Each attachment is filed against the exact answer it supports, not dropped into a shared folder.

Attribution on every line

Which person supplied it, and at what minute, recorded without anyone typing it.

SOC 2 Type II

Independently audited security controls on the Advalis platform.

Tied to the rule

Every computed test names the provision it answers to.

Working capital safe harbor, tracked to plan

The written spending plan, the 31 month clock it runs on, and real outlays measured against it as they happen.

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Audit trailRiverline QOF

Value entered · $1,284,500

Maria T. · Mar 4, 2:12 PM

Source attached · fixed-asset-ledger.pdf

Maria T. · Mar 4, 2:13 PM

90% asset test computed · Pass

System · Jun 30, 11:59 PM

Package compiled · 42 pages

System · Jan 15, 2027

The signature

Someone licensed signs it. You decide who.

The workpapers are the same in both directions. Both asset tests computed, sources attached, and a Form 8996 set built to survive a reviewer reading it closely.

Bring your own preparer

Use a CPA on our side

What arrives
Identical package
Identical package
Tests computed
Both, with sources
Both, with sources
Who reviews
Your preparer
A licensed partner
Who signs
Your preparer
A licensed partner
What you do
Forward one package
Nothing
New software
None on their side
None anywhere

Only two rows differ

In neither path does anything reach the IRS without a licensed review and a signature.

Talk through both options

Get started

The deadlines are fixed. The work does not have to be.

Calendar 2026 is already the first reportable year and its June test date has passed. Setup takes about ten minutes.

157 Days to the December 31 checkpoint