tax-reviewer

Review tax returns to identify missed deductions and quantify potential savings.

Updated May 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Amna-exe/EventFlow_App --skill tax-reviewer-amna-exe
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Skill: tax-reviewer
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Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Amna-exe/EventFlow_App --skill tax-reviewer-amna-exe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Taxpayers routinely overpay because they miss deductions like QBI, self-employed health insurance, or HSA contributions, and spotting these gaps requires deep knowledge of annually changing IRS limits. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Return Review Checklist: Systematically checks filing status, standard vs. itemized deductions, Form 8995 (QBI), Schedule 1 adjustments, and carryforwards. - Missed Deduction Detection: Covers W-2 employees, self-employed filers, investors, and homeowners with current-year contribution limits and phase-outs. - Quantified Savings Estimates: Translates each finding into dollar amounts based on the filer's tax bracket. - Use Case: A freelancer shares last year's Schedule C; the review flags a missing Form 8995, estimating a $4,200 deduction worth roughly $925 in refund, amendable up to three years back. ## Quick Start Review my attached tax return and list any missed deductions with estimated savings for each finding.

Frequently Asked Questions about tax-reviewer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I find missed deductions on my tax return?

Check for Form 8995 (QBI deduction) if you have Schedule C, E, or K-1 income, verify Schedule 1 adjustments like half of self-employment tax and HSA contributions, and confirm whether itemizing beats the standard deduction. These are the most commonly missed items.

What deductions do self-employed filers commonly miss?

The QBI deduction (20% of qualified business income) is the most missed, followed by self-employed health insurance premiums, half of self-employment tax, home office expenses, and Solo 401(k) or SEP-IRA contributions. Each missed dollar costs roughly 30-40 cents in combined taxes.

Can this skill file or amend my tax return?

No, it only reviews returns and identifies potential savings as general educational information. Filing or amending requires actual tax software or a qualified CPA, especially for self-employment, rentals, K-1s, or state-specific issues.

Are the tax limits and contribution numbers always accurate?

The listed figures are Tax Year 2026 values, but the IRS adjusts limits annually. The skill instructs verification of current-year numbers via web search before relying on any threshold, phase-out, or contribution limit.

When should I not use automated tax review?

Avoid it for state-specific tax law questions, international tax situations, business entity structuring, and actual filing. These scenarios require a local CPA or enrolled agent because state conformity to federal law varies widely.