US Tax Estimator

com.yz-cpa/us-tax-estimator · v1.0.1 · finance-and-payments

US Tax Estimator is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 1357 ms and exposes 5 tools.

U.S. federal tax estimate, deadlines, FBAR/8938/3520 checks, §7702 screen. Read-only, no sign-in.

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Last checked (UTC)2026-10-18T09:30:35.297Z

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Tools (5)

estimate_federal_taxEstimates a year's U.S. federal income tax plus self-employment tax, the refund or balance due after withholding and estimated payments, marginal and effective rates, a bracket-by-bracket breakdown and, when prior-year figures are given, the safe-harbor quarterly estimated payment. Uses the standard
list_federal_tax_deadlinesLists upcoming U.S. federal tax deadlines with days remaining: quarterly estimated payments (1040-ES), individual return and extension dates, and optionally S-corporation, partnership and C-corporation return and estimated-tax dates. Dates are already moved off weekends and holidays.
check_foreign_reporting_requirementsChecks a U.S. person's foreign-asset figures against the filing thresholds for FBAR (FinCEN Form 114), Form 8938 (FATCA) and Form 3520 (gifts or bequests from a foreign individual or estate). Only the forms whose figures are given are checked. Thresholds only: it does not decide which accounts or as
screen_foreign_life_insurance_7702Preliminary screen of whether a non-U.S. savings-type life insurance policy (for example a Hong Kong whole-life or savings plan) meets the U.S. definition of life insurance under IRC §7702, using the cash value accumulation test (CVAT) and the cash value corridor, from the policy's cash value table.
compare_offshore_compliance_optionsFor a U.S. taxpayer who missed FBAR or Form 8938 filings or left foreign income unreported, estimates and compares the cost of three catch-up paths: A) delinquent information return procedures (only when no income went unreported), B) amended returns with tax and interest plus a reasonable-cause sta