AI Tax-Loss Harvesting Agent
Tax-loss harvesting used to be a once-a-year sweep; done well, it is a daily discipline. A Tax-Loss Harvesting Agent scans every taxable account each day, respects wash-sale rules, and prepares the trades. It finds the opportunity; the adviser approves the trade.
Tecla builds and operates it in your environment, on your taxable accounts and custodial data, under the controls your firm already answers to.
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The shift underway
Tax-loss harvesting is moving from a once-a-year chore to a daily, systematic discipline, because the distance between doing it well and doing it by hand shows up as real after-tax return. The numbers show what is at stake.
average annual tax alpha between the best and worst automated harvesting, per $1M taxable.
Source: Morningstar research
per year of tax alpha from systematic monthly harvesting in a long-run study.
more harvesting events captured by systems that scan daily rather than in batches.
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Inside the agent
Harvesting well means scanning every taxable account daily, respecting wash-sale rules, and finding replacements that hold the strategy, work that does not scale by hand at year-end. The agent runs it continuously and prepares each trade for approval.
Loss Scan
Wash-Sale Guard
Replacement Finder
Tax Impact
Trade Builder
Human in the loop
The agent finds and prepares every harvest, but a person approves each trade before it executes. This is the line the SERP itself draws between a suggestion-based tool an adviser controls and an autonomous robo that trades on its own.
Scoped to you
This is a typical tax-loss harvesting build. The exact parts are scoped to how your firm runs: direct-indexing at the position level for some, ETF-based harvesting for others, and each firm's own tax and tracking-error tolerances.
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Built, run, and owned, one phase at a time
A harvesting tool that looks good in a demo can still trip a wash-sale rule on a real household. A scoped brief, a named team, and someone accountable at each stage are what make this one safe to run in production.
Scope, fixed price
Built into your environment
Monitored and improved
Yours, improving
It starts with a fixed-price Tecla Sprint that scopes and prices the build before you commit.
Reliable enough to trade real taxable accounts
A harvest that trips a wash-sale rule or drifts the portfolio does more harm than the tax it saved. What makes this one safe to run is the structure around it: the rules it checks, the trades it holds, and the adviser who approves each one.
Every harvest shows the math
It suggests, the adviser approves
It keeps up with the tax rules
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Capture the tax alpha you leave on the table
A scoping call maps your taxable book and harvesting rules, returns what the agent would scan and prepare, and prices the fixed-price Sprint to build it.
Fixed-price AI Systems Sprint. No commitment until scope is confirmed.