Your corporate tax records, in Claude
Ask about any company in your group from the assistant you already use. Filings, payments, ownership, and tax balances are a question away.
TaxDesk MCP connector
Ask about filings, ownership, and tax balances across every company you manage or every client you serve. Your assistant works from facts extracted from your documents, and every change it makes is logged and reversible.
Which filings need attention across the Whitlock group right now?
Illustrative example · sample workspace data
Why connect it
On its own, your assistant only knows what you paste into the chat. Connected to TaxDesk, it reads the structured facts from your documents in the context of your whole group, whether that’s your own companies or your clients’.
Ask about any company in your group from the assistant you already use. Filings, payments, ownership, and tax balances are a question away.
Work across the client workspaces you’re authorized for, without exporting files or switching tools. Each client stays a separate workspace.
TaxDesk reads returns, notices, and agreements and pulls out the facts: amounts, dates, balances, and parties. Your agent reads those facts, not a pile of PDFs.
Each fact is tied to its entity, owners, and filings, so your agent answers with the whole group in view and can point you to the source.
Illustrative examples with sample data.
Compared with Claude on its own
You can, and Claude is good at reading them. But uploads are a snapshot that lives in one chat. TaxDesk gives your assistant a maintained record of your group that it can read and keep up to date.
Your choice of agent
Sign in to TaxDesk from the assistant your team already uses. Your workspace and permissions come with you.
From request to recorded change
Your agent checks the evidence, makes the change through TaxDesk, and confirms the result. TaxDesk logs the change so you can review or reverse it later.
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What your agent can do
The connector gives your agent the same records and actions your TaxDesk account has. You can review everything it does in the app.
Read entities, ownership, filings, payments, tax balances, CRA accounts, audits, and documents. Search documents and compare them with the recorded facts.
Create entities and parties, add CRA program accounts so deadlines are generated, and record share classes, share transactions, and governance roles.
Update filing status, add filings, record payments and their outcomes, and link payments to the filings they cover.
Record tax attribute entries, dividends, loss pools and applications, and CCA/UCC balances, each with a dated history.
Open a review or audit case, list the requested items, set the response date, and link the supporting documents.
Add notes to entities and documents, and flag entities, documents, or filings for your team to review.
Connected to the source
Your agent reads current records, not a copy, and links back to the workspace. TaxDesk remains the place to check source documents and the history of every change.
Structured records
Entities, filings, documents, ownership, and tax balances arrive as connected records, so your agent can answer across the group instead of searching folders.
Canadian tax research
The connector can look up Canadian tax legislation and case law, so your agent can compare the rules with the facts in your workspace. Treat the results as research to verify, not advice.
Your permissions, your record
Your agent works under your TaxDesk account. TaxDesk records what it changed and keeps the previous version.
Bring your agent into the workflow
Connect your TaxDesk workspace to the assistant your team already uses, and keep a full history of every change.