South African tax research for tax and finance professionals

Who uses Taxbot

Tax practitioners

Research a client's question across the Act, SARS guidance and case law in one place, then check each cited source before you respond.

Tax lawyers

Find the provisions, interpretation notes and judgments relevant to a set of facts, with each authority cited so you can read it in full.

CA(SA)s and accountants

Get a source-backed starting point on a South African tax question without moving between Google, the SARS website, legislation and PDFs.

Accounting firms

Give your team one research workflow that shows its sources, so reviewers can see which authorities an answer relied on.

Corporate tax, finance and legal teams

Research a South African tax position in-house, with the legislation, SARS guidance and case law behind it cited for review.

How it works

1. Ask with the facts. Type your South African tax question in plain language and include the facts that matter.
2. Taxbot retrieves the authorities. It finds the relevant legislation, SARS guidance and case law.
3. Read the explanation, with citations. Taxbot explains the position and cites the sources it relied on.
4. Open the sources and check. Read the provision, note or judgment behind each point.
5. Use it as your starting point. Build your professional response on research you have verified.

What it improves

• It replaces jumping between Google, the SARS website, legislation, PDFs, interpretation notes and case law.
• Unlike a general AI assistant, Taxbot retrieves the South African authorities behind each answer and shows them, so you can inspect every source.

Responsible use

Taxbot accelerates research. The professional remains responsible for the final judgement. Taxbot does not file or submit returns to SARS.

South African tax research guides

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

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