IRS Taxpayer FAQs

Question 1

Does IRS Taxpayer provide official tax or financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No, IRS Taxpayer provides estimates and information for educational purposes only. It does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Users should always consult a qualified tax professional for personalized guidance and filing decisions.

Question 2

What is IRS Taxpayer?

Accepted Answer

IRS Taxpayer is a comprehensive open-source tax assistant designed for US individual taxpayers. It provides 39 local tools for federal and state tax calculations, credits, deductions, retirement strategies, and multi-year planning, powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Question 3

How does IRS Taxpayer ensure my privacy and data security?

Accepted Answer

IRS Taxpayer prioritizes privacy with 100% local execution of all tax calculations, meaning no user data leaves your machine. It's stateless, requires no credentials (SSN/IRS login), and includes no telemetry or tracking, offering robust privacy architecture.

Question 4

What types of tax calculations and planning does it offer?

Accepted Answer

It offers extensive tools for federal and state tax calculations, including AMT, capital gains, and SE tax. It also covers credit and deduction analysis (EITC, CTC, itemized vs. standard), retirement planning (Roth, 401k, HSA), multi-year simulations, and specific tools for the OBBB Act (2025).

Question 5

What tax years are covered by IRS Taxpayer?

Accepted Answer

IRS Taxpayer offers comprehensive coverage for Tax Year 2024 and Tax Year 2025. It includes anticipated changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB Act) for 2025, along with the latest bracket adjustments and deduction updates.

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