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| New directions in audit → | | By Daniel Hood | | KPMG's Scott Flynn dives deep into the future of auditing, and what it will mean in terms of technology, staffing and more. | |
| AI is creating a single source of truth → | | By Jody Padar 4 min read | | There are a lot of opportunities for artificial intelligence and machine learning to retool how practitioners see accounting and auditing practices. | |
| KPMG debuts tax data analysis tool → | | By Ranica Arrowsmith 2 min read | | The Tax Data Reader won the firm a patent on certain natural language processing and character recognition technology | |
| Yellen eyes global tax deal → | | By Saleha Mohsin and Christopher Condon 3 min read | | The Treasury secretary outlined the case for a harmonized corporate tax rate across the world’s major economies. | |
| WEB SEMINAR | | Top trends in auditing 2021 | | To help auditors navigate the fast-paced evolution of the field, this webinar will gather a panel of experts to discuss critical trends, the latest developments, and what’s coming down the pike. Learn More → | |
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