Tax Assessment Notice Extractor

It is the notice a tax authority issues telling a taxpayer how much tax it has assessed and owed — not the return the taxpayer filed. The extractor reads the assessment or notice number, notice date, tax period, the assessing authority, the taxpayer name, identifier, and address, then the money that matters: total taxable income, total tax due, penalties and interest, and the total amount payable.

The payment due date, the appeal or objection deadline, the effective date, and the free-text payment instructions come back as their own fields, alongside the current payment status (unpaid, partially paid, fully paid, or in dispute) and a summary of the dispute and review process available to the taxpayer.

Yes. The income categories table returns each income source with its reported amount, assessed amount, and adjustment; the deductions and credits table lists claimed, allowed, and disallowed amounts; the tax calculation table gives the step-by-step base amount, rate, and calculated amount; and a penalties and adjustments table itemizes each penalty type, reason, rate, and amount.

It reads the amended assessment reference and prior year adjustments when the notice supersedes an earlier one, the assessment basis (routine audit, amended return, information mismatch), the governing law, and a payment schedule table with one row per installment giving its due date, amount, and payment method.

One PDF up to 10MB and 100 pages. The file runs through the Talonic API for extraction only, is not retained for training, and is not shared. Fields and tables export as CSV, XLSX, or JSON.