TAXOTAX
Verification protocol

How we verify.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Your description becomes a fixed research plan: residence, assets, destinations, the questions that decide the move.

  2. 02

    Sources

    Research runs against a fixed, published list of primary and professional reference domains. The current list:

    • taxsummaries.pwc.com
    • gov.uk
    • bundesfinanzministerium.de
    • gesetze-im-internet.de
    • impots.gouv.fr
    • agenziaentrate.gov.it
    • tax.gov.ae
    • mof.gov.ae
    • oecd.org
    • europa.eu
    • admin.ch
    • estv.admin.ch
    • irs.gov
    • hmrc.gov.uk
    • portaldasfinancas.gov.pt
    • belastingdienst.nl
    • numbeo.com
    • worldbank.org
    • ec.europa.eu
    • internationalschoolsdatabase.com
    • expatistan.com
    • who.int
  3. 03

    Research citations

    Research stores the source URL and quoted passage attached to each candidate evidence claim. A search citation is a lead, not yet publishable proof.

  4. 04

    Fresh fetch

    During verification, the selected source URL is fetched again with cache bypass. The actual retrieval date is stored with the passage that survives.

  5. 05

    Independent check

    A separate verifier reads only the freshly fetched source. Full support is required: unsupported and partially supported claims are excluded.

  6. 06

    Evidence binding

    Code checks that every published finding points to a freshly verified claim and that every numeric token appears unchanged in its supporting passage. Missing comparison values remain marked “not verified in this run”.

  7. 07

    Exclusion

    Anything that fails a gate above is listed in the brief's verification-boundary section and is blocked from the main findings.

  8. 08

    Review

    The finished brief remains orientation material for a qualified advisor. A named professional countersignature for flagship briefs is in preparation.

What a brief is

Orientation material, prepared for review with a qualified tax advisor. Figures carry sources and dates so your advisor can work from them directly.

What a brief is not

A brief files nothing, represents you nowhere and replaces no professional judgement. Where law or facts are ambiguous, the brief says so.

If a cited source fails to support a figure in your brief, you receive a full refund.

Briefs are machine-generated. The methodology above is enforced in code at generation time.