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Tax.AI

About Tax.AI

Proven GCC tax expertise, fused with deterministic AI engineering.

We engineered the fusion the original Tax.AI promised: real tax-partner judgement encoded into verified engines, wrapped in AI that explains the engine’s figures and is checked against them before anything is released.

§ 01Why we exist

The GCC entered the corporate-tax era. Most tooling didn’t.

In a few short years the region went from zero corporate tax to FDL 47/2022, Qualifying Free Zone rules, e-invoicing mandates, transfer-pricing documentation thresholds and Pillar Two. Businesses are expected to be precise in a regime that is brand new — while generic AI tools confidently make numbers up.

Tax.AI was built in Dubai to close that gap: a platform where the figures come from verified engines that cite their law, and the AI’s prose is checked against those figures before it is shown.

§ 02Principles

How we build.

  1. Computation before narration

    Statutory rules live in tested code, not prompts. In engine-backed memos and copilot answers, the AI explains the result rather than computing the number.

  2. Evidence or it didn’t happen

    Engine outputs carry their legal basis, tier-labelled to the official source, and service runs are recorded in an append-only, Merkle-sealed audit log.

  3. Fail closed

    If an AI memo cites a figure that is not in the engine’s result, the memo is rejected and the deterministic result stands. Safety is the default path, not the fallback.

  4. GCC-native depth

    Not a generic tax tool with a region skin — the engines are built from FDL 47/2022, ZATCA bylaws, Cabinet and Ministerial Decisions, article by article.

§ 03Imprint

Dubai.

Location
Dubai, United Arab Emirates