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> as long as I am confident it is correct Are you? Does it cost you extra (time or money) to be?

• jgbuddy 4mo ago
  Yes, and they were accepted. A year or two ago I would have been less confident but now almost UX is happy to cite sources.
  • redfern314 4mo ago
    Not speaking to the wisdom of filing taxes using LLMs, but just FYI (assuming US here) taxes being accepted doesn't mean they were correct. It just means the IRS hasn't found anything major wrong (e.g. SSN used on multiple returns). Even being approved isn't a guarantee, an audit could come later.
    • topaz0 4mo ago
      Even if an audit never comes they could be incorrect.
      • redfern314 4mo ago
        For sure.
      • bluGill 4mo ago
        Audits often find incorrect in favor of the person audited as well. If you are not audited that is a bad thing as you have no idea if things are wrong, and it could be costing you a lot of they are wrong.
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