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TaxCalcBench: Can AI file your taxes?

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2025 Instructions for Form 1040-AI TaxCalcBench Leaderboard What's New Tax Year 2025 (v2 edition). The 2025 edition is harder than the 2024 edition in three ways: inputs are realistic PDF documents (W-2s, 1099s, and so on) instead of structured data, cases include state returns as well as federal returns, and the cases cover much more complex tax and financial situations. Federal-only returns for relatively simple situations, with inputs provided as structured JSON.

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2025 Instructions for Form 1040-AI TaxCalcBench Leaderboard What's New Tax Year 2025 (v2 edition). The 2025 edition is harder than the 2024 edition in three ways: inputs are realistic PDF documents (W-2s, 1099s, and so on) instead of structured data, cases include state returns as well as federal returns, and the cases cover much more complex tax and financial situations. Tax Year 2024 (v1 edition). Federal-only returns for relatively simple situations, with inputs provided as structured JSON. Each case was run four times and the scores were averaged (pass@1). Use the tax year boxes at the top of the form to switch editions.

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