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AI policy

IRS rules hold tax professionals fully responsible for work done with AI, and firms that use AI should have written policies. This is ours: AI assists, licensed people decide and sign, and nothing reaches the IRS without a licensed signature.

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Principles

  1. Licensed responsibility. A licensed preparer signs every return, and an Enrolled Agent signs every resolution. They’re responsible for the work, whatever tools helped.
  2. No automatic filing. There is no path from software to the IRS without a licensed person’s review and approval.
  3. Tax math is not done by language models. Tax, penalty, interest and payment amounts come from professional tax software and written rules.
  4. Every figure has a source. Values on returns and financial statements link to an IRS record, a document, a bank transaction or the client’s own answer.
  5. Consent first. Client tax information reaches an AI provider only with a valid, recorded consent and under a contract that meets our data-use terms.
  6. Disclosure. Our assistant identifies itself as AI in every conversation, and a person is available on request.
  7. No outcome promises. Our assistant works from approved statements and never promises an IRS outcome or amount.
  8. Records. We log model use, reviews, approvals and submissions on each case.
  9. Testing. We test our software against cases reviewed by licensed professionals before relying on it, and again when it changes.

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