Every page, with a line about what is on it.

What the product is, and the position it is built around.

Real screens: cited answers, treaties, documents and a full engagement.

Six tests to run on any AI tax tool before you rely on it.

The product surfaces, one page each.

What is covered, and what is not. Published in full.

Isolation, audit, retention and how your data is protected.

Every TaxOrch capability, topic by topic.

AI tax research software for accounting firms: check official citations, the country and tax year, then keep findings in workpapers for a reviewer to inspect.

Transfer pricing software for firms: an inventory of controlled transactions, the functions, assets and risks analysis, and the method chosen with its reasons.

Pillar Two data management software: GloBE inputs tagged by standard and quality, entities pooled by jurisdiction, computed only where rules are verified.

Tax compliance software that tracks filing obligations and their status, seals every tax decision in a tamper-evident trail and exports proof for an auditor.

AI tax software for UK accountants: answers from HMRC and official sources with the citation shown, cross-border withholding, client cases and review sign-off.

AI tax software for Canadian accountants: federal and corporate rates from official sources with citations, withholding on payments abroad and review sign-off.

AI tax software for Australian accountants: company and personal rates from official sources, cited, plus withholding on payments abroad and reviewer sign-off.

TaxOrch reads client tax documents, receipts and invoices, pulls out each figure with where it came from, and flags what is missing before any work starts.

Build tax workpapers automatically: a fact file linked to evidence, cited research, calculations and draft deliverables, ready for a reviewer to check.

Ask tax questions and get answers that name the official source and tax year behind every figure. When no source supports an answer, TaxOrch says so.

Work out withholding on dividends, interest and royalties paid across borders: the payer country's domestic rate, the treaty rate and the conditions to meet.

Look up the treaty rate for dividends, interest and royalties between two countries, with the article, the published rate and the conditions it depends on.

Review source-linked tax research, calculations, client workflows and reviewer sign-off in one platform for firms. Evaluate TaxOrch on a real engagement.

Maker-checker review for tax work: every figure and citation checked against its source, a separate reviewer signs off, and changes cancel stale sign-offs.

A complete, tamper-evident record of every tax engagement: facts relied on, evidence behind them, who did each step and when, exportable for your file.

How TaxOrch avoids invented tax figures: rates come from official sources with their year, arithmetic runs on rules, and it refuses when it cannot verify.

How TaxOrch handles taxpayer consent for US engagements: the consent is recorded with its exact wording, checked at every step, and revocation stops the work.

Security controls a firm's IT team asks about: single sign-on, roles, periodic access reviews, approved time-limited support access and a tamper-evident log.

Standard VAT and GST rates by country with the official source and year for each, including local names such as IGI, GCT and consumption tax.

Corporate income tax rates by country with the official source and year, including combined rates where sub-national taxes apply, for the year you work in.

Personal income tax bands by country with the official source and year: each band's threshold and rate, set out the way a reviewer needs to check them.

Review the books before tax work starts: trial balance, journals and VAT checked, with anything unusual flagged and explained for a person to decide.

The TaxOrch mobile app: ask cited tax questions, check treaty and corporate tax rates, and keep up with your workspace from your phone, wherever you work.

AI-belastingsoftware voor Belgische accountants: antwoorden met de officiële bron, nazicht door een tweede persoon en een volledig auditspoor per dossier.

Logiciel fiscal IA pour experts-comptables en Belgique : réponses avec la source officielle, revue par une seconde personne et piste d'audit complète.

KI-Steuerrecherche mit Quellen für Steuerberater: jede Aussage mit amtlicher Fundstelle, Freigabe durch eine zweite Person und ein Prüfpfad je Mandat.

Logiciel fiscal IA pour experts-comptables en France : réponses avec la source officielle, revue par une seconde personne et piste d'audit par dossier.

The product manual: fourteen chapters, each a walkthrough on real screens.

Get your workspace, complete the five-step setup and invite your team. The first chapter of the TaxOrch product manual, with real screens from the app.

How to ask TaxOrch a tax question, read the verification badges and sources, follow up, and understand a refusal. Chapter 2 of the product manual.

Upload tax forms, invoices and receipts, see what TaxOrch read and where each figure came from, confirm uncertain fields, and track missing documents.

The fourteen-step engagement from intake to audit trail: consent, checklist, fact file, cited research, review, risk, deliverables, sign-off and export.

Invite a client to their portal, request the documents an engagement needs, and watch files arrive for checking. What the firm sees and what the client sees.

The calculators page, the cross-border withholding and treaty calculator with its conditions, corporate and income rate lookups, currency and global mobility.

Import a trial balance, map and review accounts, approve journals, prepare VAT returns and e-invoices, and connect QuickBooks, Xero or NetSuite (Beta).

Open a provision cycle with declared bases, bind the reviewed trial balance, review the seven schedules, check close readiness and validate Pillar Two inputs.

Record group entities and agreements, list controlled transactions, complete the functions, assets and risks analysis, and choose a method with its rationale.

Compare scenarios without a computed figure, read the deadlines calendar with the rule behind each date, and use the IRS, HMRC MTD and CRA readiness previews.

Invite members and set roles, turn on SSO, two-step verification and SCIM, run access reviews, approve support access, and manage keys, residency and retention.

Set your firm's name, logo, colours and email sender name, verify your own web address with a DNS record, and see the sign-in screen your clients get.

Ask a tax question on your phone and get the same cited answer as on the desktop: a verified badge, the authority named, and a review notice when needed.

A glossary of the statuses and badges on TaxOrch screens, the keyboard shortcut, upload and plan limits, and what TaxOrch never does: file, pay or advise.

The full catalogue, by what it does for you.

The product surfaces, one page each.

Exact figures from official rates, for the tax year you choose.

Answers cited to a specific section of a real document.

Balanced double-entry, computed in exact decimal.

Receipt and invoice intake with structured extraction.

Review, sign-off and immutable final packs for firms.

Forward-looking plans with the assumptions written down.

A conversational bookkeeper over your own ledger.

VAT, GST and sales tax on each sale, tied to the ledger.

Monthly cryptographic proofs, verifiable with SHA-256.

The four audiences, and which one you are.

Research, client files and a review gate.

Books, VAT and GST, and business deductions.

Multi-entity, governed and auditable.

Sales tax and ledger tax from one engine.

Isolation, audit, retention and how your data is protected.

Application and AI security, and the disclosure terms.

How TaxOrch differs from the alternatives.

Guides, insights, the glossary and the calculators.

Written for one country and one tax year.

Tax terms, defined once.

Positions on how this category should work.

Worked examples, end to end.

What the evidence says about AI tax tools.

Filing deadlines by country.

Your own numbers, with the working shown.

An AI tax assistant for accountants and tax teams: ask in plain language, inspect the official source behind each answer and see unsupported cases flagged.

Upload W-2s, 1099s, P60s, payslips, receipts, invoices and tax notices. TaxOrch extracts typed fields, shows where each came from and flags what is missing.

Estimate income tax with exact calculators run on versioned official datasets. Every figure shows its inputs, bands and source, never a model's guess.

Find deductions and reliefs you may be able to claim. TaxOrch checks your receipts and circumstances against cited rules and asks when a fact is still missing.

Ask for the filing and payment dates that apply to you and get each one with the tax authority it comes from, plus a public tax calendar to check by country.

Tax questions across borders: residency, foreign income, VAT on cross-border sales and double taxation, with source-backed data from official publishers.

Manage clients, documents, workpapers and AI-prepared drafts in one workspace, with roles, a reviewer gate and an audit trail before anything reaches a client.

Tax guides, deadlines and filing help by country, with hubs for the US, UK, Canada, Australia, India, Germany, France, UAE, Singapore and Bangladesh.

US federal taxes explained: deadlines, forms such as 1040, W-2 and 1099, deductions and quarterly estimated tax, with an AI tax assistant for your questions.

UK tax made clearer: Self Assessment deadlines, UTR, allowances, VAT and Making Tax Digital, with an AI assistant that answers your questions with sources.

Canadian taxes explained: filing deadlines, T4 and T2125, RRSP contributions and GST/HST, with an AI assistant that answers your questions with sources.

Australian tax explained: the 1 July to 30 June tax year, lodgment deadlines, deductions, ABN and GST, with an AI assistant that answers your questions.

Income tax in India explained: ITR forms, old vs new regime, due dates, advance tax, TDS and GST, with an AI assistant that answers your questions with sources.

Understand German taxes in English: Steuererklärung deadlines, ELSTER, Freiberufler rules and Umsatzsteuer (VAT), with an AI assistant that cites sources.

French taxes in English: déclaration de revenus, deadlines, the micro-entrepreneur regime, TVA and prélèvement à la source, with an AI assistant for questions.

UAE tax explained: 9% corporate tax, registration deadlines, VAT at 5% and free zone rules, with an AI assistant that answers business questions with sources.

Singapore income tax explained: Year of Assessment deadlines, reliefs, GST and self-employed filing with IRAS, plus an AI assistant for your tax questions.

Bangladesh income tax explained: e-return, TIN, the July to June income year, return deadlines and rebates, with an AI assistant for your tax questions.

How TaxOrch protects tax data: tenant isolation, encrypted sensitive fields, a tamper-evident audit trail, upload scanning and approved support access.

What TaxOrch collects and why, whether it trains AI on your data, how long records are kept, how to export or delete them, and your GDPR, CCPA and DPDP rights.

How TaxOrch writes, sources, reviews, dates and corrects its tax pages, why each page cites official tax authorities, and how to report an error you have found.

A worked example: a UK freelance designer prepares a 2024/25 Self Assessment with TaxOrch, from profit to income tax and Class 4 National Insurance figures.

A worked example: a US 1099 contractor uses TaxOrch to estimate quarterly tax: net profit, self-employment tax, safe harbour options and the four due dates.

A worked example: a small accounting firm runs client work through TaxOrch workspaces, from document intake and drafts to reviewer sign-off and an audit log.

A worked example: a UAE trading company uses TaxOrch to check VAT registration, compute a quarter's 5% VAT and estimate 9% corporate tax above AED 375,000.

Get clear answers on your personal taxes, check your tax documents and keep track of every deadline, with every answer citing the official source behind it.

Track income, find deductible expenses and estimate what you owe as a freelancer or contractor, with sourced answers for the US, UK, India and more countries.

TaxOrch FAQ: what the AI tax assistant does, how it is licensed, which countries it covers, how figures are checked and how your data is handled.

Key facts about TaxOrch: what the AI tax assistant does, who it is for, how it is licensed, country coverage, how data is handled and what it does not do.

Why this exists, and the five positions that follow.

How the work is done, and the hiring process in full.

Two kinds of partnership, and what is not settled.

TaxOrch under your firm's name, logo, colours and web address.

Boilerplate, brand assets and the licence.

A 45-minute call run live against your jurisdictions.

Five routes, each with its address and reply window.

Every legal document and the state it is in.

What you may do with the product, and what it does not promise.

What is collected, why, and what happens to it when you leave.

The processor terms, for an organisation that needs them before it can contract.

What the product may not be used for, and what happens if it is.

What is stored in your browser, why, and what refusing changes.

The limits of what any answer here can be relied on for.

This page: every public route, grouped and described.

The conformance target, what is done, and what is not.

Compare research, client document intake, workpapers and review separately from return filing before choosing a cloud-based tax workspace for your firm.

Twelve checks to run on any AI tax research tool before a firm relies on it: sources, jurisdiction and year, refusals, review and the deliverable.

What a registered agent has to do by 31 October 2026 for a new client to be covered by the lodgment program, and what to collect before preparing the 2025–26 return.

What to gather and check before a T2 return for a 2026 year-end: the filing date, the balance-due date, and the documents a reviewer needs to sign off.

What to have in place at year-end for each controlled transaction: the delineation, the functional analysis, the method and its reason, and the evidence a local file rests on.

Who must use Making Tax Digital for Income Tax from April 2026, the quarterly update deadlines, and what to check before each update is sent.

The dates that matter for a federal individual return, what an extension actually extends, and the distinction that costs people money — filing late and paying late are two different penalties.

The bands, the personal allowance and its taper, and the one thing that catches people out — this guide describes rest-of-UK rates, and Scotland is different.

Four fields decide what your interface is allowed to say, and one of them decides whether you may show a number at all. A short guide to reading a grounded answer before you build around it.

XRechnung and ZUGFeRD e-invoices, DATEV export, GoBD support, German and Belgian VAT returns prepared, German and Belgian income tax, and the app in German, French and Dutch. What was added, and what it does not do yet.

Almost every accuracy figure in AI marketing is unfalsifiable. Here is the short test for telling the ones that mean something from the ones that do not — and what it implies about how a system should be built.

A general assistant will answer any tax question confidently. This one computes with a calculator, cites a real section, and refuses when it cannot.

Tax software is accurate and rigid: one country, no explanation. This computes the same figures and shows the authority and the working behind each one.

Sometimes you should build it. What an estimate misses is not the rates — it is provenance, the point-in-time resolver, and the evaluation harness.

Most AI tax research tools cite sources. What differs is the country and year behind each answer, what happens when sources run out, and what reaches review.