Daily tax clarity for professionals
TaxHackAI turns statement uploads into a tax estimate that professionals can actually use. Upload a CSV or PDF, let the app skip duplicate rows, group activity by date, and surface the spending that may reduce taxes.
A bank statement tax calculator only helps if it can handle real-life uploads: overlapping statements, different banks, wrapped descriptions, and transfer rows that should not count as taxable income. TaxHackAI is designed around transaction-level matching so statement order matters less than the actual activity inside the file.
The app stores statement activity by user, detects duplicates using transaction fingerprints, keeps review items separate, and tracks the latest day alongside the quarter. That lets professionals upload statements as they get them instead of waiting until the end of the month.
CSV is usually the cleanest source when a bank offers it. PDF works for many banks and can fall back to AI extraction when configured. 1099 uploads stay in a separate tracker so they can support planning without confusing the statement layer.
No. You can start with statement uploads and still get a useful estimate.
Duplicate protection is built in so the app can skip matching transaction rows instead of double-counting them.
CSV is usually cleaner, but PDF can work well when the parser recognizes the bank format or AI fallback is enabled.