Connect the tax question to its authorities
Use Lawg's Australian tax engine to investigate relevant decisions and prepare a source-linked working record for your client file and professional review.
The Challenge
A case name is only the beginning of the research. You need to understand the decision's facts and reasoning, connect it to the client's tax question and keep a record of the authorities considered.
How Lawg Helps
Investigate the tax question using available Australian legislation, ATO materials and selected decisions. Open source references, examine their relevance and carry the research into a memo or file note. Selected decisions and source references do not provide comprehensive case coverage or a citator service.
Key Capabilities
- Research Australian legislation, ATO rulings and selected High Court and Federal Court decisions
- Research that connects the tax issue with available legislation, rulings and decisions
- Open available source references alongside the research
- Tax Advice Memo, Client Letter and File Note drafts for practitioner review
Use Case Example
Example research prompt: "Help me research how selected Federal Court decisions have interpreted section 104-10 of ITAA 1997. Identify passages to read and questions for further research."
Source review
Check the complete facts, source support, versions and relevant period. Source availability varies. All outputs require professional review before filing, client use or responding to the ATO. Lawg does not guarantee ATO acceptance or any audit outcome.
Take the tax question through to the client file
Start with a focused Australian tax question. Research the sources and prepare a working draft for your review.
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