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done with judgment.
Tax Co-Pilot reads the client's documents, computes the return deterministically, and flags what's wrong — showing its work on every line. A CPA approves everything that matters.
Upload the documents once. Every schedule reads from the same cells.
Extraction turns the client's files into an evidence base — cells that keep their document, page and row. The portal and the bench both read from it, and everything recomputes when it changes.
The engine owns the math.
The model reads documents and proposes inputs. Every total on the return is computed by a deterministic engine — versioned, cited, and reproducible. Free-form model text never becomes a filed number.
One return, two honest views.
Clients get a paper-warm portal that speaks plain English. Preparers get a steel workbench with schedules, diagnostics, and the edit ledger. Same numbers underneath — two rooms, two jobs, one truth.
A figure you can't trace is a figure you can't defend.
Tax Co-Pilot measures reference coverage, re-verifies citations against the official text, and refuses to export what it can't source.
Built for the ten-minute return.
The hours of retyping, footing, and cross-checking collapse into minutes of review — with the record to show for it.
A first draft the same day
Portal intake to a working return — ties checked as it builds.
Every figure carries its source
Missing references are named and block the export — never silently defaulted.
December bank statement
Approval is a record, not a vibe
#A-2026-114 · Ruth O. · Aug 15, 2026 — a name and a timestamp on every sign-off.
An engagement, end to end
SAMPLE ENGAGEMENT · WK 33Every change carries its reasons.
Nothing here edits silently. Each write — human or AI — lands in a ledger with the old value, the new value, the author, the why, and the rule it relied on.
Co-pilot · proposing a §163(j) limitation — Form 8990 attached, waiting for a reviewer
Everyone sees exactly their slice.
The portal speaks plain English and shows the estimate. Schedules, diagnostics and the ledger stay in the workbench.
Edits, accepts, rejects, notes and releases are recorded with the signed-in identity and a timestamp.
prepared · tomas@firm.cpa
released · ruth@firm.cpa
approved · dana@client.com
Built to be checked.
Who, what, why, and under which rule version. Exports are logged, and approvals carry names and timestamps.
Totals are deterministic sums of extracted cells — the model proposes inputs, never final numbers. A 1,305-check regression gate guards every change.
A failing M-1 tie or an unresolved source conflict stops the export gate. Dismissals are recorded and reversible.
Preparation software, not tax advice — and a proof of concept, not an e-file provider. Judgment belongs to the CPA, and nothing files without one.
Is this tax advice?
No. Tax Co-Pilot prepares workpapers and spots issues against versioned rules. Judgment calls belong to you and your client — which is why nothing files without a CPA.
What does the AI actually write?
It reads documents and proposes inputs at temperature 0. Every total is computed by the deterministic engine, and free-form model text never becomes a filed number.
Who can see our data?
Access is role-scoped: clients see their engagement, staff prepare, partners release. Intake is encrypted at rest, and nothing you store is used to train models.
Why do the portal and the bench look different?
Two rooms on purpose: a paper-warm portal for clients and a steel workbench for preparers. Same figures, same ledger — different jobs, different light.
What's real today?
Form 1120 with Schedules J, L, M-1, M-2 and Forms 4562, 1125-A, 1125-E, 8990; Excel, PDF, Drake and CCH exports with a References sheet; the portal, the bench, and the activity log. It's a proof of concept — not an IRS-authorized e-file provider.
Where do I start?
Enter the workbench and open an engagement. Upload a trial balance and a fixed-asset register, watch the return assemble — then click any figure and follow it home.
See a return build itself in ten minutes.
Bring a client's documents. Watch the workpaper assemble — figures, references, diagnostics and all — then take command of every number.