It is strongest for firms selling tax planning, bookkeeping, accounting, and related advisory services where visitors need proof, clarity, and a straightforward path to contact before they commit.

By The Numbers

• 2 Home Demos
• 19 Pages
• 34 Sections
• 3 Form Provider Integrations

Full Page Set

Taxo includes the pages most tax and accounting firms need before launch.

• Home
• Home Two
• About
• Services
• Service Single
• Pricing
• Team
• FAQ
• Contact
• Case Studies
• Case Study Single
• Blog
• Blog Single
• Blog Category
• Blog Tag
• Components
• Privacy Policy
• Terms & Conditions
• 404 Page

Built To Help Visitors Take Action

Taxo is not only about design. The page structure is already set up for service businesses that need more calls, more form submissions, and better trust.

It helps you:

• Explain services in plain language
• Show pricing without hiding the important parts
• Answer common questions before a visitor leaves
• Publish case studies that build trust
• Move people to the contact form with less friction

This is useful for firms where visitors usually ask the same questions:

• Can I trust this team?
• Do they work with a business like mine?
• What services do they offer?
• How do I contact them?

Navigation That Scales

Taxo includes more than a simple top menu.

• Mega menu support
• Multi-level dropdown menus
• Offcanvas header content
• Navigation badges
• External link handling
• Multilingual menu files for each language

The menu system is driven by JSON, so you can grow the navigation without rewriting header code.

{
  "name": "Mega Menu",
  "hasMegaMenu": true,
  "menus": [
    {
      "name": "Core Services",
      "children": [
        { "name": "Tax Planning", "url": "/services/" },
        { "name": "Business Advisory", "url": "/services/" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

This is useful when a tax, accounting, or advisory firm needs to show many services, content paths, and conversion routes in one clean header.

Config-First Setup

Taxo keeps important settings in files that are easy to find and edit.

• src/config/config.toml
• src/config/menu.en.json
• src/config/menu.fr.json
• src/config/social.json
• src/config/fonts.json
• src/config/language.json

You can control sticky header behavior, contact form provider, multilingual settings, Mailchimp, and SEO settings from config.toml.

[settings]
stickyHeader = true
contactFormProvider = "formsubmit.co"

[settings.navigationButton]
enable = true
label = "Book a Consultation"
url = "/contact/"

That makes setup faster for developers and easier to hand over later.

Multilingual When You Need It

Taxo already includes English and French content, menus, and routing.

If you need multilingual support, it is already there.

If you do not need it, you can remove the extra language files with one command:

npm run remove-multilingual

If you want to generate multilingual content again, the project also includes:

npm run generate-multilingual-content

This is a practical setup. You are not locked into a multilingual build if the project does not need it.

Content And Publishing Features

Taxo is ready for service content and search-driven content.

• Service index and service single pages
• Case study index and case study single pages
• Blog listing and blog single pages
• Blog category pages
• Blog tag pages
• Markdown and MDX support
• Code highlighting with Shiki
• Optional table of contents support

You can turn table of contents settings on or off from config:

[settings.markup.tableOfContents]
enable = false
expanded = false
startLevel = 1
endLevel = 5

This is useful for long service pages, guides, and blog posts.

Contact And Lead Capture

Taxo includes real flexibility for contact forms.

• Formsubmit support
• Formspree support
• Netlify form support
• Configurable subject fields
• Mailchimp subscription support

The form provider is controlled from config, so you do not need to rewrite the form component just to switch providers.

Fonts, Stack, And Build Quality

Taxo is built with a modern stack that is easy to maintain.

• Astro
• Tailwind CSS
• Preline components
• AOS
• Motion
• Swiper
• Generated local font assets

The default font setup uses Jost and Syne, configured in src/config/fonts.json.

SEO And Technical Basics

Taxo includes the basics a serious business site should have from day one.

• Sitemap support
• Robots.txt support
• Open Graph metadata
• Language-aware routing
• Semantic markup
• Static page generation
• Per-page content collections

This gives you a better base for publishing, indexing, and sharing.

Why Developers Will Actually Like It

Taxo is not hard to hand off.

The structure is clear:

• Config files for global settings
• JSON files for menus
• Content collections for pages and sections
• Separate language folders
• Scripts for multilingual cleanup and generation

That means less time digging through random components and more time shipping client work.

AI-Assisted Coding Ready

Taxo ships with built-in instructions for AI coding assistants, so tools like Claude, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, and Windsurf understand the theme from the first prompt — its structure, content model, and conventions.

Instead of guessing, your assistant follows the same rules the theme is built on: where sections, content, and schemas live, which shared components to reuse, and how to stay on the design system.

• AGENTS.md — full project rules for any agent (also read natively by OpenAI Codex)
• CLAUDE.md — guidance for Claude and Claude Code
• GEMINI.md — guidance for the Gemini CLI
• SKILLS.md — step-by-step recipes for the jobs you do most (add a section or page, rebrand, manage languages, add an icon)
• .cursor/rules, .github/copilot-instructions.md, .windsurf/rules — editor rules for Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf

The payoff: faster edits, fewer mistakes, and AI output that matches the theme instead of fighting it.

Final Take

Taxo is an Astro theme for tax and accounting firms with a real service-site structure behind it.

It gives you pages for services, pricing, case studies, blog, FAQ, and contact. It also gives developers the features that save time in real projects: mega menus, nested dropdowns, sticky header control, multilingual scripts, multiple form providers, and config-driven setup.

If you run a tax or accounting firm and need a website that looks professional, answers client questions, and moves visitors toward booking — Taxo is the fastest way to get there.