Generative AI tools, including ChatGPT, are also a much-discussed topic in the tax industry. Their role - whether as a threat or an asset to tax professionals - requires a reassessment of our working practices and tax processes. KPMG understands the importance of this development and offers support to utilise this innovative technology effectively and safely.
Generative AI: a paradigm shift in taxation
In contrast to traditional AI, which is used for automation such as recording and checking VAT data from incoming invoices, generative AI offers the possibility of creating new content based on pre-trained models. This technology offers unprecedented flexibility and sales speed, suitable for a far greater variety of use cases than previously possible. It has the potential to increase efficiency and productivity, improve decision-making processes and develop innovative solutions for tax challenges.
Beyond chatbots: the transformative power of generative AI
Generative AI goes far beyond the familiar chatbot applications popularised by platforms such as ChatGPT. While chatbots provide valuable services, for example in the management of guidelines and work instructions or the ad-hoc analysis of contracts, generative AI only reveals its true potential when integrated into business processes. Here, it not only improves automation, but also increases quality and efficiency. For example, the technology can be integrated into the process of creating and updating transfer pricing documentation - just one of many possible fields of application.
ChatGPT uses an advanced language model that can generate human-like text and even images using machine learning. It is based on the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) architecture, a neural network trained on large text datasets such as books, articles and websites. As a result, it understands the structure of natural language and can respond to queries or starting points by generating text and images in a coherent and natural way.
Wide range of applications
In addition to the general application areas of knowledge management, collaboration and business processes, there are also interesting potential applications for generative AI in the tax sector:
Generative AI in your control function: recognising and successfully implementing use cases
How can generative AI be used effectively in the tax department? Robert Regendantz, Partner and AI Lead Tax at KPMG, shows in the video how relevant use cases can be identified, prioritised and implemented - for greater efficiency and relief in day-to-day business.
Success factors for the use of generative AI:
Start your journey with generative AI in taxation
KPMG provides support in determining the individual potential of generative AI for tax departments. In workshops, we communicate the potential and methods for utilising generative AI, provide insights into current market trends and highlight pragmatic implementation strategies. We make generative AI tangible through concrete use cases and live demonstrations that show the immediate opportunities of this technology for business processes in a practical way.
One example:
Together into the future of taxation
The future of tax is being reshaped by generative AI. If you're ready to explore the possibilities of this revolutionary technology for your tax department, KPMG is ready to guide you. Contact us today for a personalised consultation, to take part in our interactive workshops or to learn more about our tailored solutions.
Together, we can shape your organisation's digital transformation and equip you for the challenges of tomorrow.
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Michael Niederée
Partner, Consulting, Technology Transformation
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
Gerrit Bojen
Partner, Head of Technology & Finance Consulting, Financial Services
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
Andreas Fachinger
Partner, Consulting, Lighthouse Germany - AI & Data Solutions
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
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