Inside KPMG, its tax professionals are leaning on generative artificial intelligence to help corporate tax departments prepare for new requirements to disclose their tax obligations by country. Its clients have been given access to that “virtual assistant” for help gathering tax data and guiding them through the analysis and drafting of reports on what taxes were owed around the globe.
Those are just a few ways that KPMG’s $2 billion commitment already is integrating the next level AI into everyday business. The firm, leveraging its more than decade-long partnership with Microsoft, is tapping the tech giant’s Azure cloud platform and ...
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