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Lawg for tax advisers

AI research for Australian tax advisers

Work through complex tax questions with the assumptions and authorities in view.

Technical advice develops through questions, changing facts and competing interpretations. Use Lawg to investigate the issue, follow the available sources and organise the reasoning for professional review.

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In your work

Support the work behind your advice

Use follow-up questions to refine the research. Make the facts that drive an analysis explicit, and test each material proposition against its sources.

01

Break down a multi-issue matter

Turn a proposed transaction into focused research questions, with the facts and authorities for each issue kept together.

Example research prompt
Help me structure the Australian tax research for this proposed restructure. Separate the issues, missing facts, assumptions and authorities to investigate.
Working output

An issue-by-issue research plan for the engagement.

02

Explore a changed assumption

Continue the discussion when a date, entity or arrangement changes. State the revised facts and examine which parts of the analysis need revisiting.

Example research prompt
The entity in the earlier question is a company rather than a trust. Revisit the research and identify which assumptions and sources need checking again.
Working output

A revised working analysis with the changed assumptions visible.

03

Prepare a technical handover

Bring the issue, supporting material and unresolved points into a memo draft another practitioner can assess.

Example research prompt
Organise this research into a Tax Advice Memo draft. Distinguish the facts supplied, assumptions, available authorities and outstanding technical questions.
Working output

A structured draft for internal review and further research.

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

One research workflow

Keep source inspection in the workflow

Follow an issue through changing facts and more precise questions. Keep the supporting sources, assumptions and outstanding technical points together as you develop the memo or file note.

  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 tax advisers

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

Can Lawg help investigate related tax issues?

Use the client's facts to explore possible related issues across available Australian tax sources. These are research leads. Check for additional authorities and consequences before determining the position.

Can I continue a research question as facts develop?

Ask follow-up questions and state which dates, entities or arrangements have changed. Check that the facts carried forward match the matter, particularly in a long discussion.

Who determines the final tax position?

The adviser assesses the complete facts, applicable law and source currency, and decides whether further research or specialist input is needed. Lawg supports that work with research and working drafts.

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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