Lawg for in-house tax & finance teams

AI tax research for in-house tax and finance teams

Bring facts, sources and open tax questions into one working brief.

Your team needs to understand the tax questions behind a business decision. Use Lawg to investigate the issue, organise transaction facts and develop a working brief for internal tax review or an external adviser.

In your work

Support the tax work inside your team

Research the issue, connect it to the transaction facts and prepare the internal discussion. Keep tax assessment and sign-off with the responsible professionals.

01

Research a transaction question

Explore the Australian tax issues in a proposed acquisition, asset sale or related-party arrangement, with the dates, entities and assumptions made explicit.

Example research prompt
Help me research the Australian tax questions in this proposed transaction. Set out the facts, assumptions, available sources and open questions for our tax team's review.
Working output

A working analysis with source references and missing information.

02

Organise document context

Use supported documents to help investigate the facts relevant to the question, subject to your organisation's permissions and data policies.

Example research prompt
Using the document context, list the facts relevant to this Australian tax question. Separate what the documents support from assumptions and information we still need.
Working output

A draft fact summary to check against the original documents.

03

Brief the decision-makers and tax team

Bring the transaction facts, research and open tax questions into a working brief for internal decision-makers, tax colleagues or an external adviser.

Example research prompt
Prepare a working brief for our decision-makers and tax team. Set out the transaction facts, assumptions, available sources and open tax questions, and distinguish business decisions from matters requiring professional tax advice.
Working output

A briefing draft for internal tax review and the business discussion.

Example prompts show research tasks, not completed results. Answers depend on the facts supplied and the sources available.

One research workflow

Use research to prepare the decision

Keep the commercial facts, source research and working analysis together as the matter develops. Use the record for your team's review, an internal briefing or a discussion with an external adviser.

  1. 01

    Ask

    Define the question, relevant period and facts you know.

  2. 02

    Analyse

    Explore the issue and refine the research with follow-up questions.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Open available sources. Check their support, currency and completeness.

  4. 04

    Draft

    Prepare a working memo, letter or file note for professional review.

How Lawg supports source review

Before you start

Questions from in-house tax & finance teams

Check the fit for your work, then explore Lawg with a focused question.

How can our tax and finance teams use Lawg?

Use Lawg for Australian tax research, source inspection and memo or file-note drafts. Internal tax professionals can develop the working analysis, while finance colleagues can organise facts and prepare adviser questions. Lawg does not provide ledger automation, financial forecasts or audit assurance.

Can Lawg approve a transaction or lodge a return?

No. Research and drafts support the review process. Obtain the relevant professional advice and internal approvals before acting; this workflow does not lodge returns or certify compliance.

Can we use confidential business documents?

Check your authority and organisational policy before providing documents. Our Security and Privacy pages explain safeguards, processing and retention. Share only necessary information; confidentiality, privilege and zero retention are not guaranteed.

Check the facts, authorities and applicable source versions. All outputs require professional review before filing, client use or responding to the ATO. Lawg does not guarantee ATO acceptance or any audit outcome.

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