Live demo • Retrieval-grounded

Ask the IRS library a question

This demo runs hybrid search over 2,885 IRS forms, instructions and publications, then answers only from what it retrieved — with a citation on every claim. The same pipeline runs fully on-premise for clients.

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A sample of what the live demo does: answers grounded in the retrieved documents, a citation on every claim — and an honest “that’s not in the documents” instead of a guess.

What is Form W-9 used for, and who asks for it?

Form W-9 is how a U.S. person gives their correct Taxpayer Identification Number to a requester — typically a business that will pay them — so the requester can file information returns such as Form 1099 reporting those payments.

Sources

  1. Form W-9 — Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification

What goes in box 12 of a W-2?

Box 12 holds coded items: each entry pairs a letter code with an amount. For example, code D is elective deferrals to a 401(k) plan, code W is employer contributions to a health savings account, and code DD reports the cost of employer-sponsored health coverage.

Sources

  1. General Instructions for Forms W-2 and W-3

Will the IRS raise the standard deduction next year?

I can’t answer that from the indexed documents. The corpus holds current forms, instructions and publications — nothing about future tax years — and this demo only answers from what it actually retrieved.

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This demo searches the full library of IRS forms, instructions and publications, plus a set of synthetic W-2 records. We ask for contact details so we can follow up with the results.

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