Introduction of Maximum Refund Simulation Feature

Tax platform operator Jarvis and Villains announced on the 18th that it has launched the 'Year-end Tax Settlement Calculator Season 3'.


The new service has enhanced the accuracy of estimated year-end tax settlements by utilizing SamzzomSam's refund algorithm and introduced a simulation feature that allows users to identify any insufficient deduction items.

Tax platform operator Jarvis & Villains announced on the 18th that it has launched the "Year-end Tax Settlement Calculator Season 3." Jarvis & Villains

Tax platform operator Jarvis & Villains announced on the 18th that it has launched the "Year-end Tax Settlement Calculator Season 3." Jarvis & Villains

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First, the convenience of editing salary information has been improved. If there are changes in annual salary or if the total salary calculation is complicated due to job changes or mid-year joining or leaving a company, users can simply enter their annual salary and period of employment for each company, and the system will automatically calculate the total salary. If there are no changes, the estimated income is calculated based on the first half’s payment statement.


The service also includes a 'maximum refund simulation' feature that shows deduction items and deduction amounts already achieved or additionally achievable based on spending history. It provides personalized 'tax-saving tips' reflecting the ratio and amount of credit and debit card usage, pension savings, housing subscription savings, and more.



A representative from Jarvis and Villains stated, "This year's year-end tax settlement calculator focuses on improving prediction accuracy and providing practical guidance that benefits customers," adding, "Our goal is to help customers gain the ability to understand and manage their own taxes."


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