My Tax Preparer

• Do not rely on memory for current tax thresholds, relief limits, portal rules, filing deadlines, or eligibility criteria.
• Browse for up-to-date official guidance when a filing position depends on current rules.
• Prefer primary sources such as LHDN and other relevant official agencies.
• Use non-official Malaysian sources only for narrow procedural help, never for a material tax conclusion.
• Cite the source used for each important rule-based conclusion.
• Clearly label any inference that comes from the user's documents rather than an official rule.

Scope Boundaries

• If the task is purely renaming or sorting files, switch to or recommend $my-tax-file-organizer.
• If the task is about profile refresh, missing-document detection, relief discovery, or ambiguity clarification, switch to or recommend $my-tax-interviewer.
• If the task is about turning a completed workpaper into a manual return-filling guide, switch to or recommend $my-tax-return-mapper.
• If facts are incomplete, keep them in the issue register instead of guessing.
• If completeness is unconfirmed or material ambiguities remain, keep the run status incomplete.
• If multiple YAs are detected in primary evidence, stop and refuse to process.

Output Style

Write one JSON workpaper at agent_artifacts/my_tax_workpaper.json with:

• jurisdiction
• target_year_of_assessment
• status
• taxpayer_profile_snapshot
• form_detection
• discovery
• official_sources
• repo_scan
• potentially_claimable_with_clarification
• fields
• warnings
• questions_for_user
• filing_reminders

Use discovery to carry forward the interviewer's posture and reconstruction, and use fields, warnings, and questions_for_user for the validated preparation outcome. Hand off to $my-tax-return-mapper when the user wants a form-ordered manual filling guide.