tax-reviewer

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

Updated Jul 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/SaberAloui/agri-hub --skill tax-reviewer-saberaloui
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Skill: tax-reviewer
Source: https://github.com/SaberAloui/agri-hub/tree/main/.local/secondary_skills/tax-reviewer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SaberAloui/agri-hub --skill tax-reviewer-saberaloui

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 IRS forms and annually changing 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: Flags commonly overlooked deductions for W-2 employees, self-employed filers, investors, and homeowners, with quantified savings estimates. - Tax-Advantaged Strategy Guidance: Prioritizes HSA, 401(k), Roth/backdoor Roth, and 529 contributions based on the filer's bracket and situation. - Use Case: A self-employed consultant shares last year's return; the review finds no Form 8995 despite Schedule C income, identifying a missed QBI deduction worth roughly $4,200 and an amendable refund. ## 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 if you have Schedule C, E, or K-1 income, since the 20% QBI deduction is the most commonly missed item. Also verify Schedule 1 adjustments like half of self-employment tax, SE health insurance, HSA, and IRA contributions.

What deductions can self-employed filers claim on Schedule C?▼

Self-employed filers can deduct QBI, half of SE tax, 100% of health insurance premiums, Solo 401(k) or SEP-IRA contributions, home office expenses, business phone and internet, and 50% of business meals. Each missed dollar costs roughly 30-40 cents in combined income and SE tax.

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 and change annually through IRS inflation adjustments. The skill instructs verifying all limits with a web search for current-year IRS numbers before relying on them.

When should I itemize instead of taking the standard deduction?▼

Itemize only when Schedule A totals exceed the standard deduction ($16,100 single or $32,200 MFJ for 2026), which most filers do not reach. If close to the threshold, bunching charitable or medical expenses into alternate years can help.