AI-powered Search in the Forum for Tax Law
The search finds articles even when terms do not literally appear, because it takes meaning and context into account. Relevant passages are highlighted directly in the publications.
The publications of the Institute for Law and Economics at the University of St. Gallen (ILE-HSG), integrated into Lexplorer's semantic search and AI assistant.
In cooperation with the Institute for Law and Economics at the University of St. Gallen (ILE-HSG), the Forum for Tax Law and further publications of the institute are accessible via Lexplorer. All articles are fully integrated into the multi-level semantic search and can be analyzed with the AI assistant. The circulars of the FTA and the SSK are also searchable. Personal workspaces and digital library access to all issues complement the research.
Search results lead directly to the relevant passage. The AI assistant answers questions about the content and cites the sources it uses.
The search finds articles even when terms do not literally appear, because it takes meaning and context into account. Relevant passages are highlighted directly in the publications.
Ask questions in natural language, have results summarized or drafts of letters prepared, always with source citations. Typical use cases are drafting letters, building arguments based on Forum and Lexplorer content, and analyzing extensive documents.
Organize documents and results from your research in workspaces by mandate, case or topic, and return to them at any time. Through the library access you can browse current and past issues of the publications.

As a user of the Forum for Tax Law, you receive a free trial week for Lexplorer.
During the trial week, the following content is additionally available to you:
Your search results gain additional context, and the AI assistant can base its analyses on a broader range of sources.
The subscription comprises two components:
If you already have an account with the Forum for Tax Law, you can create a new Lexplorer account with the same email address. You will then automatically have access to the Forum for Tax Law content in Lexplorer.
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