Moonlit launches a free library of expert-reviewed legal commentary, starting with VAT

Nov 9, 2026
Moonlit has launched Commentaries, a free library that connects legal analysis to primary sources. It begins with indirect tax and VAT, with data protection planned next.

Moonlit launched Commentaries on 15 October, a free library of legal analysis organized by individual provisions, as detailed in a company blog post. The library begins with indirect tax and initially covers VAT. Deloitte, Saga, VU, Legal Mind, TPA and Ryan joined as launch partners.

Each commentary is drafted from primary materials in Moonlit's Data Layer, including legislation, case law, directives and parliamentary history. Legal experts review the content, while badges identify reviewed passages. Conclusions link to the relevant ruling or provision in its official publication, and each commentary states the date through which it covers the law.

Moonlit updates its legal corpus daily and can revise commentaries when rulings or amendments affect a provision. The company is also connecting the content to its API and MCP for access through legal AI tools. Data protection is planned as the next area of coverage. Commentaries requires a free Moonlit account.

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