Lawg is generally available to Australian accountants and tax practitioners. Its Australian tax engine helps turn a client question into research, source references and working material for the client file.
Work from the question towards the client file
Practitioners can use Lawg to investigate Australian tax questions, inspect available source references, and prepare Tax Advice Memo, Client Letter, or File Note drafts for review. The aim is work with a basis you can inspect and explain, not only a finished-looking answer.
Keep source and professional review in the loop
Where a workflow provides source references, open the underlying legislation, ruling, or case and confirm that it supports each material proposition in context. Check source currency and the client's complete facts before relying on an output.
Support permitted client-meeting workflows
Consultation Copilot can assist with permitted meeting workflows. Inform participants and obtain any authority or consent required before recording or transcribing audio.
Lawg can make mistakes. It supports professional work but does not replace professional judgement or constitute legal or tax advice.