# Terms

> Terms for using taxcode.au as source-grounded Australian tax research support
> through MCP.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-09.

## Service scope

taxcode.au exposes read-only research tools for Australian tax legislation, ATO
material, cases, bills, state revenue guidance, source metadata, and source-gap
records. The corpus can include current, historical, future-effective, guidance,
policy, and case records where they are available to the service.

## Not advice

taxcode.au output is research support only. It does not provide legal advice,
tax advice, financial advice, or final client recommendations. Users are
responsible for checking source text, dates, jurisdiction, client facts, source
status, and unresolved source gaps before relying on any output.

## Professional use

The service is designed for Australian tax professionals and AI agents
supporting professional review workflows. It should not be used to generate
unsourced consumer tax answers or to replace qualified judgment.

## Acceptable use

- Use the service for lawful research, source discovery, and professional review
  support.
- Do not use it to plan evasion, concealment, sham arrangements, false records,
  or non-compliance.
- Do not attempt to bypass authentication, authorization, rate limits, or
  operational safeguards.
- Do not bulk-download, scrape, resell, or redistribute the corpus through the
  service without permission.

## Source limits

Source availability changes. Some sources are blocked, permission-limited,
partial, or unavailable to automated collection. taxcode.au surfaces known
source gaps where possible, but it does not guarantee complete coverage of every
Australian tax-law source.

## Third-party services

OAuth, identity, and optional billing flows may use third-party providers such
as Stytch and Stripe. AI clients such as Claude or ChatGPT are separate services
with their own terms and data handling.

## Contact

For terms questions, contact
[hello@taxcode.au](mailto:hello@taxcode.au?subject=taxcode.au%20terms).