Reviewed October 6, 2026 · AE Tax Advisors

Range vs AE Tax Advisors turns on the work you want your provider to own. Range sells financial advisory memberships. AE publishes tax advisory and separately priced filing services. Compare the specific package with the specific tax assignment. Range plans, AE pricing and scope.

The clearest practical distinction is business filing: Range’s tax FAQ says it does not currently file business taxes. If you own an entity, identify who handles that return before choosing a household planning package. Range tax FAQ.

AE Tax Advisors publishes this comparison and competes for tax advisory work. We are not affiliated with Range. Official sources reviewed October 6, 2026.

Compare the work, not just the subscription

Public offerings and interview criteria reviewed October 6, 2026. Confirm current scope directly.
ServiceRange’s published scopeHow to evaluate the AE proposal
Wealth and investment servicesMembership offeringIdentify the tax assignment and any separate investment advisor
Numerical tax projectionsPlatinum and TitaniumSpecify projection deliverables and records needed
Personal tax filingTitanium, subject to limitsList the individual and state returns in the quote
Business tax filingFAQ says not currently providedList each required entity return and its fee
Property study workConfirm directlySpecify any study and related filing work separately

Range scope is drawn from its pricing page and tax FAQ. The AE column gives proposal questions rather than implying those services are bundled.

Range pricing and plan selection

The detailed pricing page lists Premium at $3,950/year, Platinum at $5,950/year and Titanium at $12,500/year. Its FAQ distinguishes projections and filing by tier. Confirm the selected package and additional charges in the membership agreement. Range detailed pricing.

An annual membership and a scoped tax advisory engagement purchase different work. Calculate your full cost—including any separate business CPA or property project—before drawing a price conclusion.

When a business owner needs two providers

Imagine that your household wants investment and retirement advice, while your company needs an entity return and your rentals need coordinated records. A financial membership may address some priorities while a separate tax provider addresses others.

Before hiring, name the person responsible for the combined projection and agree how business figures reach the household planning team. Avoid paying two teams to produce disconnected assumptions.

This scenario is hypothetical. It does not establish a promised service arrangement between Range and AE.

When to interview AE

Consider AE when the tax assignment is the main reason you are looking: entity filings, business-owner planning or a defined property project. Ask for the exact scope, the people assigned and the additional costs. If Range already meets your wealth planning needs, compare a supplementary tax engagement with a complete switch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Range file business returns?

Its current public tax FAQ says it does not. Confirm directly before signing because services can change. Range FAQ.

Is personal filing included in every Range tier?

No. The detailed tax FAQ places personal filing in Titanium, subject to its scope. Range tax tiers.

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