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Tax Tools MCP server

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file .mcp.json (in your project root)version 0.15.1

What it does

A stateless MCP server providing read-only US tax reference information, including IRS notice explanations, filing deadlines, penalty estimates, and tax document guidance. Intended for developers building tax-assistance features into AI applications.

  • Look up IRS notice codes and understand typical response paths for a given notice type.
  • Check filing deadlines, payment dates, and common federal tax calendar milestones.
  • Estimate federal penalties, quarterly tax payments, rental income results, and other tax calculations based on provided inputs.

Tools this server exposes

ToolDoes
decode_irs_noticeExplain a supported IRS notice code and usual response path.
check_resolution_optionsScreen general IRS payment and collection alternatives.
estimate_irs_penaltyEstimate selected federal late-filing, late-payment, and underpayment penalty amounts.
explain_tax_documentExplain the purpose and common fields of a named US tax document.
deadline_calendarReturn common federal filing and payment dates.
check_fbar_fatcaScreen general FBAR and Form 8938 thresholds.
check_treaty_withholdingExplain general withholding rules and supported US-Turkey treaty rates.
check_itin_eligibilityScreen general ITIN reason categories.
check_5472_obligationScreen common Form 5472 filing triggers.
estimate_quarterly_taxesEstimate federal quarterly payments and show assumptions.
estimate_accountable_planEstimate potentially reimbursable expenses, including split 2026 mileage rates.
estimate_augusta_ruleScreen the fewer-than-15-days home-rental rule and calculate conditional amounts.
estimate_rental_incomeEstimate a basic rental-income result and modeled limitations.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.