How we verify.
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Scope
Your description becomes a fixed research plan: residence, assets, destinations, the questions that decide the move.
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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
- 03
Citations
Every figure is pinned to an exact passage of its source, with the source title and URL stored alongside the figure.
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Freshness
Each cited source is fetched again on the day your brief is generated. The confirmation date is printed next to the figure.
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Independent check
A second pass re-reads only the quoted passage and must extract the same number. A mismatch removes the figure from the publishable set; a partial match is published only with a confirm-with-your-advisor flag.
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Arithmetic
The brief’s summary table is recomputed in code from the verified inputs. Prose never carries a calculation on its own.
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Exclusion
Anything that fails a step above is listed in the brief's excluded-figures section and appears nowhere else.
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Review
Items the verifier flags are excluded or marked “confirm with your advisor”. A named professional countersignature for flagship briefs is in preparation.
Orientation material, prepared for review with a qualified tax advisor. Figures carry sources and dates so your advisor can work from them directly.
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.