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Thomson Reuters' rebuilt CoCounsel platform is an agentic system: it decomposes multistep tax and audit tasks, selects tools, runs calculations, and produces citations and assumptions for professional review. For readers tracking applied AI, the key question is whether verifiable outputs and human sign-off hold up in high-stakes professional workflows, where a correct calculation can still apply the wrong rule. Independent evaluations of accuracy and error rates will matter more than the launch claims.
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Thomson Reuters folds AI into its professional tax and audit software

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Thomson Reuters Corp. today is launching a rebuilt version of its CoCounsel Tax, Audit & Accounting platform designed to move beyond answering questions to planning assignments, performing calculations and producing documents for professional review. The enhanced platform combines artificial intelligence agents with client information, tax research and code execution to complete complex tasks such as […] The post Thomson Reuters folds AI into its professional tax and audit software appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Thomson Reuters Corp. today is launching a rebuilt version of its CoCounsel Tax, Audit & Accounting platform designed to move beyond answering questions to planning assignments, performing calculations and producing documents for professional review. The enhanced platform combines artificial intelligence agents with client information, tax research and code execution to complete complex tasks such as building amortization schedules, preparing spreadsheets and drafting memos. The company said…

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