Working Papers

Featured Framework: Structural Fiscalistics 

Structural Fiscalistics is a governance-oriented analytical framework for rendering institutional reality as an auditable structure—before interpretation, synthesis, or model output. 

WP-Trust as a Routing Container : Minimal Executable Syntax for T3 in the 4-3-3-2 Grammar

WP- Structural Fiscalistics : An Executable Epistemology for Reading Institutional Systems

WP- Routing Without Hallucination:  A Structural Grammar for AI in Institutional Systems 

WP-Structural Fiscalistics in Taxation The 4-3-3-2 Grammar as an Executable Institutional Syntax

WP- Structural Fiscalistics and the Governance of Admissible Reality in AI Systems 

WP- Structural Fiscalistics as First Philosophy for AI-Mediated Institutions

WP - Institutional Congestion without Closure: A Fiscal-Epistemic Reading of Canada's Immigration System

WP-Teaching Learners to Read Rule-Dense Systems as Path Structures (A 4-3-3-2 Demonstration)

WP-Why Pedagogy Is Not Enough: Institutional Homeostasis and Circulation in Education 

WP-Before Judgment, There Must Be Structure — Fiscal Epistemology as a Discipline of Institutional Knowledge 

WP- Fiscal Geometry as a Data Schema for AI Audits: Rendering Institutional Execution on the X–Y Plane

WP- FG as a Learnable Interface Reproduction, Interpretation, and Knowledge Transmission in the AI Age

WP-Rendering Tax Residence as an Institutional Entry Node A Demonstration of Fiscal Geometry

WP- Information Before Action: A Fiscal-Epistemic Framework for Institutional and Interdisciplinary Analysis 

WP-Fiscal Geometry for Global Capital Markets: Rendering Cross-Border Capital Paths through Tax, Audit, and Valuation Gates 

WP- From Representation to Deployment Why Fiscal Geometry Requires a Specification Layer

WP- International Tax Law as an Event-Generating Infrastructure: A Fiscal Geometry Reading of Sovereignty, Treaties, and Enforcement

WP-Decision Execution in Educational Organizations: Fiscal Epistemology, Decision Nodes, and Administrative Closure 

Zenodo (DOI / record): https://zenodo.org/records/18119451 

WP - Fiscal Geometry as a Methodological Meta-Grammar for Institutional Analysis - It clarifies FG as a prior-to-theory representation layer 

WP-Fiscal Geometry as Representational Infrastructure for Transfer Pricing , rendering cross-jurisdictional fiscal events and profit allocation signals into geometry-ready structures for pre-analytical comparison. 

WP- Fiscal Geometry under Closed Axes: Clarifying SITI and ZITI as Theme-Constrained Readings on the X–Y Plane 

WP- Fiscal Geometry (FG) and Institutional Distortion: Why “Neutral” Rules Drift Through X–Y Visibility and Interface Design 

WP-Reading Family Offices through Fiscal Geometry: X–Y Interfaces for Market Capture and Intergenerational Capacity

WP- Fiscal Geometry (FG) in Regulatory Workflows: A Neutral, Reusable Representation Layer Between Execution and Judgment

WP – Fiscal Geometry in Professional Services: A Neutral, Reusable Interface for Structural Visibility

This working paper formalizes Fiscal Geometry as a pre-evaluative, reusable interface for rendering professional work into legible, reviewable structures. It situates professional services as interface infrastructures operating across heterogeneous rules, jurisdictions, and accountability regimes, and introduces a transferable grammar for structural visibility prior to aggregation or normative judgment.

WP - From visibility to computability in Fiscal Geometry: when geometric structure is admissible for numerical comparison (same dataset, two readings).

ITI / IDI (Core Definition — Same Dataset)

ITI is computed from the same interaction records in two readings.

Arithmetic ITI = scalar aggregation of the records.

Geometric ITI = XY rendering of the same records; compute only on the dominant cloud.

IDI = the controlled difference between Arithmetic ITI and the cloud-projected Geometric ITI. 

WP – From ITI to SITI: A Resolution Shift in Fiscal Geometry on the XY Plane (Education and Healthcare)   Available on  Zenodo 

WP- From Tax Fairness to Social Justice: Mapping Rules and Money at District Entry 

 This paper conceptualizes school entry as fiscal architecture and offers a descriptive, reviewable mapping of how X (cross-jurisdiction fiscal movement, including X₁/X₂) and Y (intergenerational post-tax capacity) organize access conditions at the first gate.