Jiangning Uses an AI Knowledge Base for Cross-Border Tax Oversight

On January 9, 2026, Nanjing tax authorities described a cross-border tax oversight practice centered on an international tax AI knowledge base. The system automatically gathers annual reports, prospectuses, industry studies, transfer-pricing cases, and tax rules from 31 overseas-listed and 124 domestic-listed companies, then uses natural language processing to analyze ownership structures, cross-border transactions, and hidden related-party links. Combined with a human-in-the-loop workflow, it filters potential risks and relevant evidence before tax officers conduct final review, improving both speed and analytical depth.