Open Source Tax Engine outperforming gpt sol and Fable 5
Summary
An open source tax engine achieved 96% on TaxCalcBench, surpassing previous models, and found inconsistencies in the benchmark itself. It provides a deterministic engine for AI models to use in tax research and preparation.
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