The article cites EY's 2024 tax and finance operations survey covering executives from 32 countries and says respondents broadly expect generative AI to materially improve tax-function efficiency over the next three years. The expected impact is concentrated in data collection and cleansing, analysis and reporting, process optimization, and broader business transformation. At the same time, the report stresses that enterprise deployment still faces rising costs, limited high-quality data, talent shortages, and compliance pressure from digital tax filing trends such as e-invoicing, BEPS, and voluntary disclosure requirements.
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How generative AI can drive tax and finance transformation
The article on how generative AI can drive tax and finance transformation says surveyed companies broadly expect higher tax-function efficiency, while rollout is still constrained by cost, data quality, and talent capacity.
2026-06-15