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Prepare S-Corp tax filings from bookkeeping data

low specificsAdded 2026-10-14
Business
not stated (from agentusecases.ai summary)
Task
The author put QuickBooks exports and bank statements in a private Git repo. Claude Code (Opus 4.6) wrote Python scripts that parse the data and compute the S-Corp forms. Codex, on a high-reasoning model, reviewed the scripts, and the two went back and forth until they agreed the
Result
Codex flagged three findings on the 1120S scripts. The worst was a Schedule L Line 18 computed from total liabilities rather than other current liabilities. The author also found his own 2025 bookkeeping mistakes.
Tools
  • Claude
  • QuickBooks
  • Claude Code
Setup
  1. The author put QuickBooks exports and bank statements in a private Git repo. Claude Code (Opus 4.6) wrote Python scripts that parse the data and compute the S-Corp forms. Codex, on a high-reasoning model, reviewed the scripts, and the two went back and forth until they agreed the code was right. The author directed the work and checked the results.
  2. Catch: The author has used a CPA since 1996 and describes directing and checking the work himself. [Card from agentusecases.ai summary
  3. original not re-read this run.]
Source
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Specifics rating
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