TwoEleven · For tippers

Know someone the IRS should see?

Send what you have. We build it into a Form 211 that holds up — entity registries, property rolls, timezone, timing. If the IRS pays, we split the reward 50/50.

Submit a tip How the split works How we file

Your cut

Half of whatever the IRS pays. Nothing if they don't.

The IRS pays the whistleblower 15–30% of proceeds it recovers on a qualifying Form 211. If your tip becomes a filing we build, and that filing pays out, we split the payout 50/50 with you.

IRS recovers: illustrative; $1,000,000
IRS whistleblower award: 15–30% of recovered; $150,000 – $300,000
Your share: 50% of award; $75,000 – $150,000

No upfront fees. No retainer. No subscription. If we decline to build the case, nothing is owed. If we file and the IRS doesn't act, nothing is owed.

A tip alone is not a case

You can file a 211 yourself. Most go nowhere.

The IRS acts on filings backed by records — entity registries, property rolls, durable corroboration. A social-media screenshot will not clear review. We build the exhibit the reviewer expects. That's the whole job.

Your tip becomes evidence only when the record backs it up.

We do not count what we cannot defend.

Weak signal

Visible to the analyst. Excluded from corroboration.

Caption boast about incomesocial text
Lifestyle photo geotagunverifiable
Handle self-descriptionself-reported
Commenter speculationhearsay
Engagement volumeirrelevant

Durable corroboration

Record-backed. Counts toward the export gate.

Secretary of State officer listing linked to subjectus_entity
Parcel roll owner match at claimed addressus_property
Device timezone inconsistent with self-reported residenceus_timezone
Posting cadence impossible for claimed locationtiming
Entry/exit stamps contradict tenancyus_presence
Foreign-registry appearance without a US tie-outweak_foreign

Export gate requires ≥2 families and at least one us_entity or us_property observation. Unlinked registry hits surface as diagnostics. They do not count.

What happens after you submit

01 Your tip
Received. Reviewed by hand. A subject is opened and enrichment queued.

status: received · reviewing · accepted · declined
02 Discovery & enrichment
Adapters pull public-record candidates. Rejections are diagnostics, not dead ends.

runs: discovery · enrichment · adapter
03 Case
Subject named, contradictions evidenced, provenance stitched.

status: draft · filed · closed
04 Bundle
Printable Form 211 exhibit. Two families minimum, durable corroboration attached, no tainted evidence.

export: gated

Provenance

Every claim has a receipt.

Each observation is stamped with its Apify task and dataset ID, the adapter key, and the exact rejection reason if the candidate did not clear. When a record does not link to the subject, that is visible. When a handle is missing, that is visible. The bundle you print is the evidence plus the paper trail of how it was gathered.

Provider: apify task id, dataset id
Adapter: adapter key, source surface
Diagnostics: missing handle · no location signal · unlinked entity · timing conflict
Bundle: printable PDF pack, provenance attached

run  r_2f0a91c4   adapter  sos_state_ny
status  completed   accepted  3   rejected  11

rejected:
  alias "P. Carver"        reason  unlinked_entity
  alias "Park Carver Inc." reason  missing_subject_tie
  address 44 Orchard St    reason  no_owner_match
warnings:
  dataset ds_9c11 partial  — provider truncation

Scope

Single-operator US tax whistleblowing. Form 211 only. Built to produce filings that hold up at review, not to chase volume.

Method

Adapters produce evidence. A ProgramAdapter interface means the same pipeline can be pointed at SEC or DOJ programs later. The domain model does not change; the output form does.

Limits

Not a tip line. Not a pressure campaign. Not an OSINT toy. If two contradiction families cannot be evidenced from records, the lead does not export.

Have something? Send it. We review every tip by hand.

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