Six PDFs: one for each Suite tool, one covering the Suite as a whole, and one on the advisory practice. They are written to be forwarded, to a colleague, to a partner, or to the IT team who will ask what the tool does and does not do. No form and no email address required, because a document you have to trade an address for is a document you cannot forward.
Prefer to talk it through? Contact us or see what the Suite does first.
AI-assisted tax-law research across 25 jurisdictions, every answer cited to source. What it indexes, how the citation works, and where your reviewer's judgement still has to go.
A live view of your tax workflows, whatever the tax type, with a full audit trail behind every status change and sign-off.
Automates the repeatable structure of tax documentation, including transfer-pricing local files. Each entity's facts stay intact, and each document still needs entity-specific review before it is filed.
One account mapping, reused across every tax process instead of rebuilt for each. Direct tax reporting, VAT reporting, and Pillar Two data assembly from the same account structure.
All four tools and one delivery model, in the words we would use in a first meeting. The one to forward when someone asks what the Suite actually is.
The advisory practice rather than the software: what we take on, how an engagement is scoped and priced, and the retained-leadership option.
TIF Weekly is a short weekly note on tax technology and the direct tax reporting cycle, and you can withdraw consent at any time. Today it is offered as a tick box on the contact form rather than as a separate sign-up here, so there is one place where your email address is collected and one notice describing it. How it is sent, and who processes your details, is set out in the privacy notice rather than restated here.
We will tell you honestly which of the four is worth your time and which is not.