An estate tax packet with a missing schedule
The assistant inventories the packet, identifies the absent schedule against the checklist, and returns a precise request list for the tax professional.
Records and tax research
Compare supplied estate tax records against your approved checklist, record missing or inconsistent entries, and prepare a source-linked exception log for qualified review.
Administrative document support only. Your licensed or responsible professional retains interpretation, judgment, and final approval.
Records and tax researchWho it is for
Estate tax professionals, accountants, attorneys, and fiduciaries assembling a document set for review. It fits teams that need the administrative comparison work completed before a qualified professional determines what the records mean or what position to take.
Estate tax packets fail review for ordinary reasons: a missing schedule, an inconsistent name, a notice without its enclosure, or a figure with no visible source.
Scope of work
Work is performed against your written procedure. The assistant records what the source says, cites where it appears, and routes anything ambiguous to the agreed reviewer rather than resolving it independently.
Working sequence
Each step has a defined output. Nothing is marked complete without a source or an explicit note that the item remains open.
List every supplied document, its period, and its source. The assistant confirms what was received before comparing anything.
Test the packet against your completeness list. Missing schedules and attachments are logged with the expected location.
Review the defined identifiers and amounts across documents. Visible differences are recorded with page references and neutral descriptions.
Deliver the index and exception log. Tax treatment, filing positions, and resolution remain with the qualified professional.
Review-ready handoff
Deliverables are administrative work product. They support professional review and do not replace it.
Quality controls
Where the role stops
Common starting scenarios
Realistic examples of how teams begin, without implying a legal or tax conclusion.
The assistant inventories the packet, identifies the absent schedule against the checklist, and returns a precise request list for the tax professional.
The notice is logged and the enclosure is checked for. If it is absent, the gap is recorded without speculation about its contents.
Parcel references and property names are compared across schedules so visible inconsistencies can be reviewed by the responsible professional.
Questions
No. The assistant organizes and compares supplied documents. Tax preparation, positions, advice, and filing decisions remain with a qualified tax professional.
No. It can record figures exactly as supplied and flag visible differences, but it does not calculate or interpret tax treatment.
The item is flagged with its source. The assistant does not infer a figure or silently omit the document.
Yes. The completeness list and comparison fields are confirmed during scoping, and a sample packet is reviewed before production work.
We will walk through the document set, the fields you need recorded, the sources you approve, and the decisions that must stay with your team.
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