Start with the person.
Qualified, Coachable, Committed: is a coordinated conversation worth having? No income or asset threshold is required.
Fictional inputs only · No contact submission
FOR TAX PROFESSIONALS & THE CLIENTS THEY SERVE
The return tells an important part of the story. The next conversation connects it to investments, retirement income, business decisions and the people your client wants to protect.
Your expertise is the starting point—not something this assessment replaces. Use eight coordination topics to find the questions worth bringing to the client’s financial advisor and other specialists.
See a fixed four-page report first, or walk through the questions using fictional ranges. This demonstration does not generate a server PDF from your answers.

Qualified, Coachable, Committed: is a coordinated conversation worth having? No income or asset threshold is required.
Move through eight topics and a team-coordination question. “Not sure” is useful information, not a failed answer.
Optional ranges help size individual questions. Bring the open items and supporting records to the right professionals.
THE COORDINATION GAP
A tax decision, investment choice and retirement withdrawal may each make sense on their own. The coordination gap is what remains when nobody has compared how they work together.
This check does not diagnose a problem. It helps the client and professional team identify what has been reviewed, what needs confirmation and which records would make the next conversation more useful.
THE NAPKIN-MATH STORY
A simple range can show why a question deserves attention. It is a starting point—not promised savings, a recommendation or a substitute for a complete projection.
Unknowns stay unknown. Topic figures may overlap and must not be added together.

YOUR TAX COORDINATION CHECK
Use fictional labels and sample ranges only. The privacy acknowledgment below comes before the assessment.
