Mcp
MLP Tax Computation Engine
Deterministic US-tax engine for Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs). 6 tools spanning K-1 basis tracking, §751 ordinary-income recapture, §1014 estate step-up math, and multi-year projections. Built around per-ticker guides (EPD, ET, MPLX, WES, PAA) and IRS-section citations.
When to use MLP Tax Computation Engine
Choose if
You're building an agent for a US MLP investor (energy-pipeline limited partnerships like EPD, ET, MPLX, WES, PAA) who needs deterministic K-1 basis math, §751 recapture estimates, or §1014 estate-planning step-up calculations inside the agent loop — and you specifically need IRS-citation-linked output rather than free-form LLM reasoning.
Avoid if
You need general US tax computation (use a real tax suite), non-MLP partnerships, REITs, C-corp dividend tax, or non-US tax. Also avoid if you need code-level inspection of the engine — the GitHub repo isn't public, so this is a black-box hosted MCP. For anything where the output drives a real tax filing, treat it as draft input only and have a CPA review.
Risk Flags
- MEDIUM scope Narrow to US Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) — primarily energy pipelines (EPD, ET, MPLX, WES, PAA). Not a general tax engine. Will not help with regular C-corp dividends, REITs, or non-US tax questions.
- MEDIUM maturity Single-developer project. Upstream GitHub repository (luc253/lucasandersen-ai) returns 404 — likely private/never-public; only the live MCP endpoint at api.lucasandersen.ai/mcp and the homepage (lucasandersen.ai) are observable. Treat as experimental; verify any tax-consequence output against IRS sources before relying on it.
- HIGH data_quality Tax computation outputs from a single-author project are not a substitute for a CPA. Use as agent scaffolding for orientation and citation lookup; do not file returns on its output without review.
Cost
Type: Unknown
Distribution
- MCP Registry
ai.lucasandersen/mlp-tax- Repository
- https://github.com/luc253/lucasandersen-ai