$18,700 once as reported, with no screenshot
CPA's draft return re-checked: a balance due became an $18.7K refund
@jdraschil Depends on US systems
The bot reads your tax documents and your CPA's draft or filed return, then lists possible errors and missed deductions for the CPA to check.
Up to $18,700 once as reported, with no screenshot · 4 cases, 3 report a saving
Review my tax documents and my preparer's draft or filed returns for the years I name, and list anything that looks wrong or missing: income forms left out, deductions or credits not claimed, items counted twice, or contributions claimed but never made. For each item, point to the document it comes from, explain it in plain words, and estimate the effect on what I owe. Don't change, sign, or file anything; I'll take the list to my preparer, who decides. Leave my SSN and full account numbers out of your notes and messages.
Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.
$23,700in the first year, across 2 cases
As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.
By what backs the amount
2 cases
No post shows a return or refund, and the post that started the trend comes from an investor in a tax software company. Some say a balance due became a refund after the CPA's changes.
Text only: 4.
The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.
$18,700 once as reported, with no screenshot
@jdraschil Depends on US systems
$5,000 once as reported, with no screenshot
@bryanMackSC You can try this job anywhere
@ShashiKusuma Depends on US systems
The author promotes a related product, the story is doubted, the money is business spending, or another tool may have done the work.
@jasonfreedman Depends on US systems