Your assistant

Your own assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) can read your Taxinger figures and answer for you, on every plan. You add Taxinger as a connector once, with the address your account shows you, and then ask in your own words.

What it can do

Read your years as their form lines and open one year in detail. List the items waiting on you, answer them, and withdraw an answer again. List your transactions, retype one, write a note, mark a token spam. Say where you are taxed, mark a place as your business's, mark a year as filed. Add an address or decline a wallet offered to you, start a reading, read your plan, fetch the link to a year's document, and read the stories we publish.

If somebody made you their accountant, your assistant works in their account too, and with exactly the permission you have there yourself: it lists your clients and then does, in the client you name, any reading or any answer you could make on the site. It never passes a word off as the client's own: every row records that you wrote it, and the owner is emailed, just as when you work there without it.

It is genuinely useful where the screen is slow: a hundred open items of the same kind, explained and answered in a conversation rather than one card at a time.

An answer that came through an assistant is marked with the assistant it came through.

What it cannot do

Deleting data, anything to do with money, your ways in and the protections on your account are not offered to an assistant. Neither is an account nobody made you the accountant of: an assistant may do only what the person who connected it may do. And what a client keeps to themselves stays theirs through an assistant as well. Their tax country, withdrawing an answer of their own, marking a place as a business, declining a wallet offered to them, and their plan: each of those is refused by name, saying who may do it instead.

Connecting it

Your assistant sends you to Taxinger to allow the connection: you sign in, see who is asking and for what (reading, or reading and writing), and allow or deny it. The permission is yours to withdraw, and a recent sign-in is required to grant it.

Asking about the law without an account

One address answers both, and what a caller brings decides what it gets: a connection of yours reads your figures, and a call with no connection behind it is answered how a country taxes crypto for a given year: what is taxed, at what rate, on which form, when the return is due, each with the provision behind it, and the stories we publish.

That side needs no account and no connection of your own, because somebody asking their assistant about German crypto tax has no Taxinger account yet. It does ask the service running the assistant to identify itself with every call: one running on your own computer cannot, and is told to connect your account instead, which answers far more anyway. The same answers are on Country guides and under Tax news.