Tax answers like a technical partner gives them.
Corporation tax, VAT, capital allowances, self assessment, capital gains, payroll and employment: whatever the client throws at you, My Tax Expert answers it from authoritative UK sources you choose, shows every working and every citation, then turns the answer into a branded client report and a plain-English client email. Below, one real question makes that whole journey, live. Click your way through it.
Recreated from a real run on Demo Company · every figure below is the product's own
Ask it the way the client asked you.
Our running example, real from first ask to final email: a client wants a new £100,000 Tesla through the company. Type it the way it landed in your inbox, then decide where it's allowed to look: GOV.UK, HMRC manuals, legislation, case law. Generic AI searches the whole internet and hopes. This searches what a UK accountant would actually cite.
you choose where it's allowed to look ✓the panel works: tick your sources, then press ↑ send
The answer lands with every working shown.
Not a paragraph of vibes. Proper tables: the 100% first-year allowance and the £25,000 corporation tax relief, the 21% benefit-in-kind charge under ITEPA 2003, the running costs, the VAT trap, and the six sources it cited. These are the product's own tables, replayed.
an answer you can't trace is an answer you can't sign ✓click the tabs. every number is the product's own
Private use? Watch the bill move.
The same answer compared the scenarios a partner would: business use only, private use for a basic-rate employee, private use for a higher-rate one. Click through them and watch the annual benefit tax cost recalculate, with the formula behind every figure.
the £25,000 relief stands either way ✓The £25,000 corporation tax relief applies in every scenario.
three clicks, three futures. all from the same answer
Tell it: “make this a report for my client.”
That one instruction turns the answer into a client deliverable: a cover page with your firm's name, a contents page, and whatever sections the question calls for; this run produced eleven. Then it's yours to edit: rewrite any line, add your own note, drop or reorder whole sections, slide table columns left and right. The contents page renumbers itself as you go. Save it, download the PDF, send it.
your firm's name on the cover. not ours. ✓Draft · until you approve it
press ✎ edit report: retype anything, reorder sections, slide columns, add a note
Then it explains it to the client. Simply.
The last ask in the real run: “draft me an email explaining the whole thing easily, not in much depth.” Back came the good news, the costs, the deadline and the bottom line, in words a client actually reads. Copy it, or open it in your inbox. Nothing sends without you.
jargon out. plain English in. ✓Client emails are a whole module here → meet My Email Composer
Client email · Tesla purchase tax summary
one ask in the chat. copy really copies
It wasn't built for one Tesla.
- ✓VAT. Schemes, thresholds, partial exemption puzzles, and what the control account is trying to tell you.
- ✓Corporation tax. s.455 on overdrawn loan accounts, reliefs, and the questions that sit behind the CT600.
- ✓Capital allowances. What qualifies, at what rate, and what happens on disposal.
- ✓Self assessment. The client questions that arrive at 4:55pm on a Friday in January.
- ✓Capital gains. Including the 60-day reporting conversations clients never expect.
- ✓Payroll and employment. PAYE and NIC questions, with ACAS among the sources for the employment side.
Citations, not vibes.
Every answer lists the exact pages it searched: GOV.UK, HMRC manuals, legislation, case law. You decide which are in play before it starts, and you can check its workings the way you'd check anyone's.
One thread, three deliverables.
The same conversation produced the workings, a branded report with your firm's name on the cover, and a plain-English client email. No copy-pasting between five different tools.
Fluent in any tax year.
The Tesla run happened to land in 2026/27, so back came that year's appropriate percentage, FYA window and VED bands. Ask about a different year and it answers with that year's rates, and it volunteers the deadlines, like the 31 March 2027 FYA cut-off above, unprompted.
Raised on every demo.
Bring the question that stumped the office.
The live demo has My Tax Expert switched on. Ask it the awkward one, pick the sources, and judge the answer the way you'd judge a junior's. No signup, no sales call.