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The TaxOrch mobile app for tax questions

The mobile app gives the same cited answers as the browser. Five tabs: AI Assistant, Workspace, Tools, Dashboard and Settings. Every answer shows a confidence figure, a Verified badge where the value was checked, the authority it comes from, and the general-guidance line. The captures here are from the mobile layout at phone width.

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Tax figures on these screens are decision support, not tax advice; a professional reviews before anything is filed.

  1. Ask a question

    On the AI Assistant tab, pick the mode (Quick) and country from the top bar, type the question and send. For the standard VAT rate in Germany the answer is 19% (2026), with Confidence 95%, a Verified badge and the European Commission's Taxes in Europe Database under Authorities. Copy, share, re-run, save and thumbs up or down sit under the answer.

    The TaxOrch mobile app answering that the standard VAT rate in Germany is 19% for 2026 with Confidence 95%, a Verified badge, the European Commission Taxes in Europe Database as the authority, and copy, share, save and feedback iconsThe TaxOrch mobile app answering that the standard VAT rate in Germany is 19% for 2026 with Confidence 95%, a Verified badge, the European Commission Taxes in Europe Database as the authority, and copy, share, save and feedback icons

    Germany VAT on the phone: verified, cited, with feedback controls.

  2. Read a review notice

    A follow-up on royalties from India to a UK company gives the domestic 20% rate and the 15% treaty rate with its conditions. Because it depends on facts the app cannot verify, a Human review advised banner sits above the answer next to Confidence 90% and Verified.

    The TaxOrch mobile app answering a question about royalties from an Indian company to a UK company with Confidence 90%, a Verified badge and a Human review advised banner, explaining India's 20% domestic rate and the 15% treaty rateThe TaxOrch mobile app answering a question about royalties from an Indian company to a UK company with Confidence 90%, a Verified badge and a Human review advised banner, explaining India's 20% domestic rate and the 15% treaty rate

    A review notice on the phone: the answer is verified, and a professional should still look.

  3. Look up a rate

    Asked for the UK corporation tax main rate, the app gives the 25% main rate over £250,000, the 19% small profits rate at £50,000 or less and marginal relief between, with Confidence 97%, Verified, and HM Revenue & Customs under Authorities. Earlier answers stay in the same conversation above.

    The TaxOrch mobile app showing the UK corporation tax main rate answer with Confidence 97%, a Verified badge and HM Revenue & Customs as the authority, below the earlier Germany VAT answer in the same conversationThe TaxOrch mobile app showing the UK corporation tax main rate answer with Confidence 97%, a Verified badge and HM Revenue & Customs as the authority, below the earlier Germany VAT answer in the same conversation

    UK corporation tax on the phone, cited to HMRC, in the same conversation.

  4. The other tabs

    Workspace opens your documents, receipts and cases; Tools holds the calculators; Dashboard shows your recent activity; Settings holds your profile, language and security. The paperclip beside the question box attaches a photo of a receipt.

Tips

  • Set the country in the top bar before asking; it changes which sources are used.
  • Use the bookmark icon to keep an answer you will need again.

Limits

Try it on your own work

Try everything in the manual on your own work.

Ask for a demo account and work through these chapters with your own questions, or book a working session and check the file a reviewer would see.

Every screen in the manual was captured from the running product on sample data.

Decision support, not tax advice. A professional reviews before anything is filed.