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AI Extraction of W-2s, 1099s and Tax Documents Quiz
Tests the extraction pipeline, cross-field validation checks on W-2s, and handling corrected forms like 1099 CORRECTED copies and the W-2c.
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In the extraction pipeline, what does layout analysis do?
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- In the extraction pipeline, what does layout analysis do?
- Converts pixels into text characters
- Determines which text belongs to which box on the form
- Files the return with the IRS
- Calculates the final tax owed
- A W-2 shows Box 4 Social Security tax far from the expected share of Box 3. What does this most likely signal?
- The employee owes no tax
- A possible misread or error that needs review
- The form is a 1099 instead
- The employer is exempt from Social Security
- How is a corrected W-2 issued?
- On a W-2 with a CORRECTED checkbox
- On a separate form called the W-2c
- Only by phone from the IRS
- As a 1099-MISC
- What goes wrong if both an original 1099 and its corrected version are entered?
- The IRS rejects the return automatically
- Income is double-counted
- Withholding is erased
- Nothing, because software ignores duplicates
- Why does direct data import from a payer avoid some errors that photo capture has?
- It skips optical character recognition entirely
- It guarantees the payer made no mistakes
- It removes the need to file
- It hides the data from the IRS
- If the payer's form contains an error, what will accurate extraction do?
- Automatically fix it
- Copy the error faithfully onto the return
- Report the payer to the IRS
- Delete the form
- Which fields should deduplication logic use to identify the same form?
- Taxpayer's favorite color and date uploaded
- Payer EIN, form type and account number
- Only the dollar amount in Box 1
- The file name of the photo
- For consolidated brokerage statements, what does the guide say is usually more reliable than trusting each extracted row?
- Reconciling extracted transactions against the statement's summary totals
- Rounding all values
- Entering only the first page
- Skipping cost basis entirely
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