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About Taxbot

Tax research you can rely on. Taxbot accelerates research. The professional remains responsible for the final judgement. Taxbot is South Africa's AI Tax Research Assistant, formerly called TaxproBot. It is built for tax practitioners, tax lawyers, CA(SA)s, accountants, accounting firms and corporate tax, finance and legal teams. Ask a question with the facts, and Taxbot retrieves the relevant South African legislation, SARS guidance and case law, explains the position and cites every source so you can verify each citation.

What Taxbot is

How professionals use it

  1. Ask a South African tax question and include the facts.
  2. Taxbot retrieves the relevant legislation, SARS guidance and case law.
  3. It explains the position and cites the sources it relied on.
  4. You open the sources and check the reasoning.
  5. You use the answer as the starting point for your professional response.

Taxbot accelerates research. The professional remains responsible for the final judgement.

FAQ

What is Taxbot?

Taxbot is an AI tax research assistant for South African tax and finance professionals. It retrieves and explains South African legislation, SARS guidance and case law, giving professionals answers with sources they can verify. It is available at taxbot.co.za.

Who is Taxbot for?

Tax practitioners, tax lawyers, CA(SA)s, accountants, accounting firms, and corporate tax, finance and legal teams in South Africa. It is a professional research tool, not a do-it-yourself consumer tax or refund product. More: Taxbot for professionals.

Is Taxbot the same as Amicus Taxbot or other products called Taxbot?

No. Taxbot at taxbot.co.za, formerly called TaxproBot, is a separate product. It is not Amicus Taxbot at tax.amicus-law.com, not the US mileage-tracking app called Taxbot, and not the UK Telegram bot called Taxbot.

Does Taxbot file SARS returns?

No. Taxbot does not file or submit returns to SARS, make payments or act as SARS eFiling. It is a research assistant that helps professionals find and check the South African authorities behind a tax answer.

How do I check the sources?

Every answer cites the South African legislation, SARS guidance or case law it relied on. Open each cited source from the answer, read the provision, note or judgment, and confirm it supports the reasoning and applies to your facts and the relevant year of assessment.

Who is responsible for the final answer?

The professional. Taxbot accelerates research, and the professional remains responsible for the final judgement. Use a Taxbot answer as the starting point for your own professional response.

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Name note: Taxbot was formerly called TaxproBot. It is not Amicus Taxbot (tax.amicus-law.com), the US mileage-tracking Taxbot or the UK Telegram Taxbot.

South African tax research guides

Research sources and workflow · SARS interpretation notes · Tax case law

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