Bookkeeper and accountant
Tax strategist
Tax-Planning-Ops
Private beta
A tax strategist that reads your real books, runs the math deterministically, and hands you a signed, review-ready plan. Not a list of tips.
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The workflow below is sourced from the product record.
Access
We run Magic Unicorn's own tax planning on it every day. Public signup isn't open yet; seats are by request while we onboard slowly.
Operating boundary: Magic Unicorn is software, not a CPA firm. You (or your CPA, if you want one) review and approve before anything files, and Tax-Planning-Ops itself never files a return. You stay the signer.
The work
What it does
- Reads your actual ledger and uploaded returns (vision OCR with a human correction loop), so plans start from real numbers, not guesses.
- Runs Roth-conversion and S-corp reasonable-comp optimizers, quarterly estimates, and what-if scenarios on a deterministic 1040 engine.
- Writes strategist memos grounded in your books, walks them through sign-off, and tracks realized savings against what was projected.
The workflow
How it works
- 01
Link Accounting-Ops or upload last year's return. Tax-Planning-Ops extracts the fields and lets you correct anything it misread.
- 02
The strategist runs scenarios, optimizers, and quarterly math on the deterministic engine, then drafts the memo from your real filing context.
- 03
You (or your CPA) sign off, export the client-ready PDF, and it reconciles projected savings against what really happened.
Source record
A claim with a source
The engine is trusted enough that our own Accounting-Ops vendored it.
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