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FAQ's - TaxGPT Cowork

How accurate is Cowork for tax preparation?

Cowork's prep accuracy on simple 1040s is approximately 99%. Our built-in review engine, Agent Andrew, adds another layer of quality control. And every return goes through a human final review before filing. The agent does the heavy lifting. Your team confirms the work.

Is Cowork able to generate documents like PDFs and Excel files?

Yes, it can easily generate documents like PDFs and Excel files.

What are workflow agents?

Workflow agents are coming soon. They'll let you schedule tasks to run automatically, like preparing returns overnight or generating daily client email briefings at 4 AM. You'll also be able to set conditions, like automatically preparing a return the moment client onboarding is complete. We'll share more details soon.
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Which browsers are currently supported with TaxGPT CoWork?

At the moment, TaxGPT CoWork officially supports Google Chrome only.

Is TaxGPT CoWork installation supported on all MacBooks?

No, TaxGPT CoWork is currently supported only on MacBooks with Apple Silicon M-series chipsets (such as M1, M2, M3, and newer).

Intel-based MacBooks are not supported.

Unable to Access TaxGPT CoWork in a Secure/Protected Environment?

If your organization uses a firewall, network restrictions, or operates within a secure/protected environment, you may need to allowlist the following domains in order to access and use TaxGPT CoWork properly:

  • app.taxgpt.com

  • api.taxgpt.com

  • mcp.taxgpt.com

  • ai.taxgpt.com

Please add these domains to your network or firewall allowlist and then try accessing TaxGPT CoWork again.

TaxGPT Cowork File Upload Limits

To ensure optimal performance while using Cowork, please keep the following file limitations in mind:

  • Maximum file size: 20 MB per file

  • Images: Up to 5 MB with a maximum resolution of 8000 × 8000 pixels

  • PDFs: Up to 600 pages collectively

  • Number of files: There is no hard limit on the number of files you can upload. However, for the best performance and stability, we recommend working with 10–11 files at a time.

If you exceed these limits, you may encounter processing errors or reduced performance.

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