Draft tax-structuring brief
Marked not tax advice on the cover; frames the question and cited exposures for counsel.
- Reviewed by
- Partner before routing
- Defensibility
- Cover marking is the contract; Diligence OS does not give tax advice.
Tax brief · Workflow
A short, single-question brief on a tax-structuring question — keyed to the term sheet and prior structures the House has used, marked not tax advice, and routed to external counsel for review and execution.
Closed-system workflow. Source-backed outputs. Versioned review.
Engagement console
Source intake through review state
Source intake
Workflow stage
risk register
Stage running · citations required
Evidence anchors
Open risks
Withholding exposure
severity · high · cited
Draft artifact
Tax brief · not tax advice
schema valid · 47 claims cited
Review state
Partner review
Awaiting challenge before lock
Tax briefs draw on the term sheet, jurisdiction map, and prior structures the House has used. Teams email counsel unstructured questions or draft briefs without tying exposures to admitted documents. Diligence OS frames the question and surfaces exposures the documents support — counsel decides. The cover marking not tax advice is the contract.
Built for senior finance teams who need committee-ready artifacts — not chat transcripts.
Use caseEntity selection before counsel engagement
Moment of needA structuring question needs clean framing before external counsel is engaged
OutputDraft brief marked not tax advice
Use caseTreaty and withholding exposure review
Moment of needTerm sheet contemplates structures unlike prior House practice
OutputRisk register on tax-structuring exposures
Use caseStructured intake from the House
Moment of needClient needs cited exposures, not unstructured questions
OutputRouting block identifying designated counsel
Use casePre-close structuring checkpoint
Moment of needCharacterisation and entity-classification questions block term sheet execution
OutputBrief with cited exposures from admitted sources
Source materials enter the engagement as a controlled register — scanned, classified, and scoped before the workflow runs.
Source register
Pending admission · scanner gate
| Source | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Term sheet for the structure under consideration | Term sheet for the structure under consideration. | 01 |
| Jurisdiction map for the relevant entities and counterparties | Jurisdiction map for the relevant entities and counterparties. | 02 |
| Prior structures the House has used and the documentation that established them | Prior structures the House has used and the documentation that established them. | 03 |
A versioned pipeline — each stage records what happened, what you can review, and what output it produces.
Stage pipeline
Topological DAG · runtime enforced
01
Term sheet, jurisdiction map, and prior structure documentation enter the envelope.
02
analysis reads term sheet, jurisdiction map, and prior structures; surfaces posture and deltas against prior practice.
03
risk_register lists withholding, treaty, entity-classification, and characterisation exposures with severity and rationale.
04
synthesise composes brief and risk register; cover marked not tax advice.
05
Brief leaves the chamber to external counsel named by the House.
06
Version locked as the House record of what was sent to counsel.
Committee-ready artifacts — each with a named reviewer and a defensibility standard.
Marked not tax advice on the cover; frames the question and cited exposures for counsel.
Withholding, treaty, entity-classification, and characterisation exposures ordered by severity.
Identifies the external counsel the House designated for review and execution.
Diligence OS does not give tax advice. Exposures cite admitted source spans. Treaty positions not supported by documents are refused. Partner review precedes routing to designated counsel.
Diligence OS supports investment judgment. It does not make investment decisions, provide investment advice, or guarantee risk detection.
Prompt-based tools produce inconsistent outputs with weak provenance. This workflow runs a structured process with an admitted source envelope and a versioned review path.
| Dimension | Generic AI | Diligence OS |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Chat-first | Workflow-first |
| Process | User-defined prompts | Versioned process |
| Provenance | Weak provenance | Source-span citations |
| Across documents | One file at a time | The full set reconciled; contradictions surfaced |
| Review | Hard to review | Partner review states |
| Outputs | Inconsistent outputs | Repeatable artifacts |
| Memory | No durable workflow memory | Append-only audit trail |
| Committee use | Difficult to defend | Committee-ready outputs |
| Tax advice boundary | Generates tax opinions | Frames questions + cited exposures; routes to counsel |
Starting point
Generic AIChat-first
Diligence OSWorkflow-first
Process
Generic AIUser-defined prompts
Diligence OSVersioned process
Provenance
Generic AIWeak provenance
Diligence OSSource-span citations
Across documents
Generic AIOne file at a time
Diligence OSThe full set reconciled; contradictions surfaced
Review
Generic AIHard to review
Diligence OSPartner review states
Outputs
Generic AIInconsistent outputs
Diligence OSRepeatable artifacts
Memory
Generic AINo durable workflow memory
Diligence OSAppend-only audit trail
Committee use
Generic AIDifficult to defend
Diligence OSCommittee-ready outputs
Tax advice boundary
Generic AIGenerates tax opinions
Diligence OSFrames questions + cited exposures; routes to counsel
Institutional outcomes — not productivity slogans.
Closed by construction — each engagement runs inside a dedicated chamber with an append-only audit trail.
Adjacent diligence processes in the same controlled system.
Diligence OS is introduced through a controlled evaluation process. No public signup. No self-serve access.