For tax preparers · IRC §7216

AI speed, without betting your license on someone's terms of service.

Under IRC §7216, one unauthorized disclosure of client return information is a federal crime with personal liability. Pasting a client's return into ChatGPT can be exactly that.

Use cases

The work you've been blocked from doing

Return review

Paste a full Schedule C or K-1 narrative and ask for inconsistencies against prior years, client identity masked, amounts intact.

Client letters

Draft engagement letters, extension notices and IRS response letters that arrive already personalized, restored on your device.

Research with context

Ask about a specific client situation without disclosing the client. The AI sees Client_1; you get an answer about Maria.

Document intake

Attach PDFs; text is extracted and masked locally, page by page, and reviewable before it joins any message.

How it works

What the model sees

Your client's return information never leaves your machine. The AI reasons about stand-ins.

On your screen

"Maria Alvarez, SSN 545-12-8890, Schedule C for Alvarez Catering LLC, $84,200 gross receipts."

What OpenAI receives

"Client_1, SSN 612-44-0271, Schedule C for Company_1, $84,200 gross receipts."

Amounts are preserved: the AI needs them to reason. Identity is not.
Other verticals

Same product, different law

Client matters, patient identifiers, and account holdings stay on your machine while the AI reasons about stand-ins, whichever confidentiality law applies to your work.

Amnesia AI® does not create attorney-client privilege or work-product protection, and does not determine whether information is discoverable. Designed to support data-minimization workflows; it does not itself confer HIPAA, GLBA, or GDPR compliance.

Stop choosing between falling behind and breaking the law.

Every send produces a receipt an auditor can check.