DE Income tax return · Document collection
Structured document collection for the German income tax return. Your documents are automatically read, checked and presented to your advisor.
- 5
- Sections
- 15
- Questions
- 5
- Documents
- 2
- AI extractions
What's inside
Structured from the first question to the authority bundle.
Each section walks your clients through step by step — no PDF confusion, no back-and-forth. Your firm stays the anchor.
- 1
Personal situation
10 questions · 1 documents
- 2
Employment income
2 questions · 1 documents
- 3
Capital income
1 questions
- 4
Pensions from abroad
2 questions · 1 documents
- 5
Special expenses
2 documents
Documents
What your clients upload — and what the AI reads from each one.
For every slot crosstax checks document type, required fields, completeness. Confirmation stays with you.
Secondary-income documents (fee statements, mini-job certificate, etc.)
Multiple (e.g. per year)
Wage-tax certificate(s)
Multiple (e.g. per year) · 5 AI fields
Foreign pension statement(s)
Multiple (e.g. per year)
Donation receipts
Multiple (e.g. per year) · 3 AI fields
Insurance certificates (health, pension, Riester, Rürup)
Multiple (e.g. per year)
Why this workflow
Faster than any PDF — more precise than any email.
Prefill, not retyping
Master data, prior-year values, plausibility rules — pulled in automatically from click one.
Documents get read
Pension statement, withholding-tax certificate, contribution proof — Claude reads the fields, you confirm.
You keep control
Every value versioned with its source. Full audit log. Nothing leaves without your sign-off.
Frequently asked questions
Do clients need an account?+
No. Clients fill the workflow via a link — an account is optional and lets them upload further documents later.
Is the data secure?+
Yes. Encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in the EU and Switzerland, GDPR-compliant and fully auditable.
How does the data reach my tax software?+
Export reviewed answers and documents as structured CSV/Excel — or submit them straight into the authority process.
