Type a situation in plain English — "we bought a car with cash borrowed from a friend who's also an investor." AcctkPrax asks the one or two facts that change the answer, posts the journals, cites the standards, flags who's affected and what the regulator and tax authority will want — then re-reads its own answer as a hostile auditor and tells you what wouldn't survive review.
Every response fills the same seven slots, so nothing gets skipped — and it interrogates the question before it answers, the way a careful professional would.
ACA, ACCA, CIMA, AAT. You need the reasoning and what an examiner would attack — not just an answer.
Where pricey technical-research subscriptions are scarce but the questions are just as hard. Entity- and jurisdiction-aware.
From sole trader to PLC — AcctkPrax changes the answer for capital, reserves, disclosure and tax accordingly.
This is an early-stage prototype with no verified standards database behind it yet. It reasons from a language model's memory, so every standard reference is marked unverified — a starting point to check, never an authority.
It is a learning and first-pass triage tool, not a filing authority. Tax notes are indicative. Verify before you file, and confirm material judgements with a qualified professional.
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