Introducing Computer for taxes

Perplexity has introduced U.S. federal tax modules for its Computer product, aiming to assist with tax tasks that require current knowledge, accuracy, and judgment, including drafting returns on official IRS forms, reviewing professionally prepared filings, and building customized planning tools. Based on the Agent Skills protocol and grounded in IRS materials and regulations, the modules are intended to keep pace with changing laws and forms that older AI models may miss. The company says Computer can analyze tax documents, ask users relevant financial questions, identify possible errors or missed deductions in existing returns, and create dashboards or software for matters such as depreciation, startup equity exercises, and rental-property deductions. Perplexity cites an example in which its system found an understated deduction under 2025 overtime-tax provisions in an attorney-prepared return, while emphasizing that its tax information is for reference only and that users should seek advice from qualified tax professionals for specific situations.

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