What challenge were you trying to solve with AI in the tax business?
Replied byChris Aiken
Americas Indirect Tax Leader at EY (Ernst & Young)
Niche: Finance
Revenue: /month
Location: United States
Started: 1989
One of our biggest challenges is that tax compliance is extremely data-intensive. Large corporate tax returns require enormous amounts of data collection, cleansing, enrichment, review, and validation. We wanted to automate more of that work so our professionals could spend more time providing insights and advice that create value for clients.
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