We automated corporate income tax report writing for Expert Tax Firm, Gangnam branch. Upload the client's tax adjustment statement PDFs (current and prior year), and it pulls the key figures automatically, compares them year over year, and produces a corporate tax analysis report in PDF and Excel — charts and summary comments included.
Pulling figures from a thick tax adjustment statement and reorganizing them into a client report happened over and over.
Items like revenue, profit, SG&A, and tax had to be picked out of a 66-page, 23-form tax adjustment statement and reorganized into a separate summary.
Placing two years' documents side by side, calculating change amounts and rates, and writing comments on the notable shifts — all by hand.
The formatting and editing that repeats for every company all piled up during month-end filing season.
The extract → compare → edit the staff used to do, finished just by uploading the tax adjustment statement.
Upload the client's tax adjustment statement (current · prior year).
Pull key figures and organize by company and year automatically.
Auto-write year-over-year changes, charts, and summary comments.
Export to both formats after review and edits.
Upload the tax adjustment statement PDF and the agent reads the document, pulls the key figures, compares to the prior year, and produces an analysis report — charts and summary comments included.
The goal was to automate the repetitive report writing so staff can focus on review and advisory during filing season.
A real example of a complex tax adjustment statement (input) turning into an easy-to-read corporate tax analysis report (output). (Sample data; business number and representative name masked.)




Staff only review and fine-tune; the agent handles the repetitive work.
A 66-page, 23-form tax adjustment statement is condensed into a 4-page corporate tax analysis report (PDF · Excel) just by uploading the PDF.
We provide initial technical advisory for free and collaborate by applying it to real month-end filing work, testing it, and folding in feedback.
The keys are document recognition that reads thick tax documents, and a language model that produces human-sounding comments.