Starter prompts
4 ways to start with Tax.
Nexus map
→ Sales-tax exposure across states
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We're a SaaS at $20M ARR, sell to 47 US states. Run a Wayfair-era nexus analysis. Output: economic-nexus threshold per state, our current exposure, recommended VDAs (voluntary disclosure) for any state we've crossed without registering, and registration priority order.
R&D credit
→ Section 174 narrative
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Walk me through the Section 174 R&D capitalization rules for our 30-engineer SaaS. What software dev costs must be capitalized vs expensed, how does this affect our pretax income, and what's our R&D tax-credit opportunity under Section 41? Plain English so I can explain it to my CEO.
QSBS check
→ Founder + early employees
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Confirm our company qualifies for QSBS (Section 1202). Cover the 8 requirements (gross assets, qualified trade or business, holding period, etc.). For founder + early employees, draft a 1-page memo explaining the $10M exclusion + state treatment differences (CA, MA non-conforming).
ASC 606 memo
→ Multi-element SaaS contract
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Write an ASC 606 revenue-recognition memo for a multi-element contract: 1-year SaaS subscription ($240K), implementation services ($60K, 90-day project), and a hardware add-on ($30K, shipped Day 30). Identify performance obligations, allocate transaction price, and lay out the recognition schedule.
What it does
Tasks Tax ships every week.
Income tax
- Federal corporate income tax (Form 1120 narratives)
- State income tax (combined / separate / unitary)
- International (GILTI, FDII, BEAT primers)
- Tax provision (ASC 740) narratives
Sales + use tax
- Nexus analysis (Wayfair-era)
- SaaS taxability by state (47-state matrix)
- Voluntary disclosure agreements
- Sales tax automation guidance (Avalara, Vertex)
Credits + structures
- R&D credit (Section 174 + 41) computation
- QSBS planning (Section 1202)
- Stock-comp deductibility (162(m), 409A)
- Reorganization narratives
Worked sample
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