ZoikoLogia

Solutions · Tax Professionals

Bring governed AI into tax work — with authority, context, review and evidence intact.

ZoikoLogia™ with Kriton™ helps tax professionals structure jurisdiction-aware research, controlled workflows, transparent calculations and confidential review evidence — while qualified people retain responsibility for positions and advice.

Reminder — Kriton™ supports tax work. It does not provide tax advice, issue an opinion, conclude a position or file anything.

Tax research workspace · synthetic taxpayer · preview

  • Issue framing
  • Jurisdiction
  • Authority search
  • Analysis
  • Review
  • Evidence
  • Jurisdiction confirmedUS federal · synthetic
  • Tax typeCorporate income
  • PeriodTY Year 4 · synthetic
  • Authority conflictTwo sources disagree — unresolved
  • Position conclusionRequires qualified human sign-off

§01 — Role and Tax Environment

Tax roles. Each with distinct needs.

Heads of tax govern. Corporate tax prepares. Indirect and employment tax specialists carry jurisdiction-specific obligations. Transfer pricing documents. Each has a different boundary.

Head of Tax

Governs scope, policy, risk appetite, review expectations and release accountability across the function.

Corporate Income Tax

Prepares provisions, positions and returns with source-linked support and visible calculation traces.

Indirect & Employment Tax

Handles jurisdiction-specific rules, registration thresholds, rates and filing obligations.

Transfer Pricing

Structures documentation, comparables reasoning, method selection and defence files.

Tax professionals in discussion

§02 — Tax Professional Capability System

Twelve capability layers mapped to tax work.

Every capability operates within a stated boundary. None issues a tax opinion, concludes a position, files a return or substitutes for professional judgment.

01Ask Accounting Questions

Jurisdiction-aware research over admitted tax authority, bound to taxpayer, period and tax type.

Does not issue a tax opinion or conclude a position.

02Workflow Mode

Structures research, analysis, calculation, documentation and review through governed stages.

Does not auto-advance a stage or file a return.

03Review Mode

Surfaces significant judgments, unresolved conflicts and changes for reviewer attention.

Does not sign off or clear a review note.

04Learning & Practice Mode

Builds understanding through synthetic scenarios with source-linked feedback.

Does not certify competence or authorize professional work.

05Admin Mode

Governs roles, source admission, retention, integrations and provider controls.

Does not grant itself authority or bypass separation of duties.

06Human Escalation

Routes unresolved conflicts, thresholds and consultation triggers to a named person.

Does not resolve the matter or substitute for consultation.

07Source-Governed Intelligence

Restricts reasoning to admitted authority with status, effect and applicability attached.

Does not reason from unadmitted or unverified sources.

08Accounting Ontology

Governs concepts, relationships and jurisdiction mappings as typed, versioned objects.

Does not infer a mapping that has not been approved.

09RAG Source Bundles

Assembles the eligible, versioned authority set a question may draw on.

Does not widen the bundle implicitly at query time.

10Audit Evidence Ledger

Preserves sources, context, retrieval, output, review and action for each interaction.

Does not assert that a position is correct or sustainable.

11Evaluation & Benchmarks

Gates release on defined quality, coverage and regression thresholds.

Does not promote a capability that fails its gate.

12Enterprise Integrations

Connects approved tax, ERP, document and identity systems within an authorized scope.

Does not treat connectivity as authority to write or file.

§03 — Tax Context Model

Ten context dimensions. None inferred silently.

Jurisdiction, tax type, taxpayer, period, authority level, filing status, materiality, confidentiality, intended use and permission — each requested, each recorded.

  • Country, state, province or locality. Never inferred from browser locale or user address.

Advisors reviewing jurisdiction detail

§04 — Authority, Status and Reliance

Six authority states. Each with a different reliance treatment.

A cited source is not automatically controlling. Source type, issuing body, authority level, status, effective history, applicability and conflicts are all visible without a lookup — because each changes how far a source can be relied upon.

Internal Rev. Code §4-021

Controlling
Authority level
Statute — highest weight
Status
In force · synthetic reference
Effective
TY Year 1 onward
Reliance
Controlling. May be relied upon directly.

Proposed Reg 22-42-1

Proposed
Authority level
Regulation — proposed
Status
Not final · comment period open
Effective
Not yet effective
Reliance
Indicative only. Cannot support a filing position.

Rev. Proc. 22-14

Persuasive
Authority level
Administrative procedure
Status
Current · synthetic reference
Effective
TY Year 3 onward
Reliance
Persuasive within its stated scope only.

Revenue Ruling 2021-14

Superseded
Authority level
Ruling
Status
Superseded by Rev. Rul. Year 4-02
Effective
Historic periods only
Reliance
Comparison and history only. Not current.

Former Reg 22-52-2

Withdrawn
Authority level
Regulation — withdrawn
Status
Withdrawn · synthetic reference
Effective
No longer operative
Reliance
Cannot be relied upon in any period.

Internal Tax Policy TP-08

Internal
Authority level
Internal policy
Status
Rev 3 · approved
Effective
Tenant-specific · internal use
Reliance
Firm position only. Not external authority.
Reviewing authority together

§05 — Research, Workflow and Calculation Workbench

Ten stages. Source-linked at every step.

From issue framing through retention — each stage has a control, a review requirement and an evidence record. No stage produces a tax opinion or files automatically.

Stage 01

Frame the issue

The question, taxpayer, period and intended use are stated before research opens.

Working through a tax memorandum

Tax research memorandum · synthetic taxpayer · preview

  • IssueDeductibility of a synthetic intercompany charge
  • JurisdictionUS federal · confirmed by preparer
  • Authority set1 statute, 1 procedure, 1 superseded ruling
  • ConflictProcedure scope disputed — unresolved
  • ConclusionBlocked pending qualified review

Conclusion withheld. A tax position requires a qualified human determination before it may be relied upon.

§06 — Privacy, Security, Client and Evidence Rules

Confidential tax data governed at every layer.

Tax data is among the most sensitive personal and business information an organization holds. Tenant isolation, classification, retention and residency are not settings — they are requirements, applied at every layer.

Confidential review session

Integration action modes

  • Read-onlyRetrieves data. Cannot alter any record in a connected system.
  • DraftComposes a proposed artifact held inside the workspace, never pushed outward.
  • PrepareAssembles a payload for a connected system without transmitting it.
  • Submit-readyPayload validated and staged. Awaits an explicit human release.
  • RehearsalExecutes against a sandbox to verify shape and permission. No live effect.
  • ExecuteWrites to a live system. Requires authorization separate from connectivity.
  • BlockedA precondition failed. The action is refused and the reason is stated.
  • EscalateRoutes to a named authority. Cannot be cleared by the system.

§07 — Tax Workflow Stage Gates

Eight stages. Every stage has an evidence-based exit gate.

This gate model separates readiness, validation, evaluation, preparation, control testing, human approval and authorized execution — with a named decision at each gate.

01Readiness

Taxpayer, jurisdiction, period, intended use and permission confirmed.

Exit gate — context complete and recorded.

02Source and Context Validation

Authority level, status, effect and applicability verified for each source.

Exit gate — no unverified source in the set.

03Offline Evaluation

Approach tested against synthetic fact patterns before live application.

Exit gate — evaluation threshold met.

04Prepare Workflow

Analysis, calculation and documentation assembled with traces intact.

Exit gate — every claim source-linked.

05Control Test

Conflicts, thresholds and confidentiality constraints checked.

Exit gate — no unresolved conflict carried forward.

06Review and Decision

Named reviewer records a bounded outcome for each open item.

Exit gate — human decision on record.

07Phased Execution

Action mode applied deliberately, separated from connectivity.

Exit gate — authorized release, verified after.

08Ongoing Assurance

Retention, revalidation and source-change monitoring after close.

Exit gate — revalidation interval set.

§08 — Synthetic Scenarios

Five governed tax scenarios. No real taxpayer data.

All scenarios use fictional entities, synthetic amounts and hypothetical positions. No real tax file, return, taxpayer identity, personal data or client data appears.

Corporate Tax Research Memorandum

Scenario
A synthetic entity seeks support for the treatment of an intercompany charge in a single tax year.
Context
Tax type, entity, residency, period, filing status and intended use confirmed before research opens.
Authority
One statute, one procedure and one superseded ruling, each shown with level, status and effect.
Analysis
Reasoning shown against each source. The superseded ruling is used for history only, and labelled.
Review
Reviewer returns one point, accepts two, and escalates the unresolved scope conflict.
Evidence
Sources, retrieval bundle, output, review and action preserved as one continuous record.

Summary — No tax opinion, no position conclusion and no filing. Every outcome is recorded against a named human owner.

Reviewing a synthetic scenario

§09 — Frequently Asked Questions

Buyer and governance questions.

Scoped to public product information. Contracts, security architecture and detailed data flows belong to the enterprise briefing process.

Advisors in consultation

Get Started

Start with a governed demonstration.

Demonstrations use fictional entities, synthetic amounts, hypothetical positions and illustrative dates. No real taxpayer data, return, identity or confidential record appears.

Demo and pilot forms collect contact information only. Required processing consent is separate from optional marketing consent.

Tax Professionals — what is in scope

  • Jurisdiction-aware research over admitted authority
  • Authority level, status and effect on every citation
  • Calculation traces with inputs and validation
  • Named human review with bounded outcomes
  • Evidence continuity across the whole interaction
  • Explicit action modes for every integration
  • No tax advice, opinion or position conclusion
  • No filing, submission or transmission
  • No real taxpayer data in any demonstration