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I tried asking an LLM (Opus!) a question about how a specific calculation worked on my taxes and it was incredibly wrong.
I had made a minor mistake last year, so I had to call the CRA anyways. Just as an aside I asked and they confirmed the LLM was very very wrong never do that.
Edit: I should add, Quebec CRA employees have 200% more chill than Ontario CRA employees.
I actually had Opus help me out but tbf it was a simple reconciliation between 3 or 4 data sources. Essentially, when I fired my ex I accidentally paid her too much but had accidentally corrected the books to the correct amount so it showed as if I'd overpaid on taxes. I had not. Taxes were correct on what was actually paid out.
I found it helpful for consolidating my data — I had some really complex multi-brokerage stuff to consolidate, and that went well.
But it failed at calculating ACB correctly and it over-agreed on whether deductions were applicable or not.