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Tax Management Process

Tax filing entails a variety of tasks, including the processing of records, the extraction of data, computations, and appropriately feeding them. It's a difficult challenge to do all of this with high precision and speed.

The following is a synopsis of our success in automating tax e-filing

About Customer

Our customer is a
century-old tax firm that processes thousands of records of individuals and partners for e-filing and other related tasks

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Challenges faced

The tax firm manually processes those records, which involves lots of repetitive tasks.
For the following reasons, manual processing is inefficient

  • Human-Errors

    Human errors in tax compliance

  • Calculation

    Increase in cycle time for tax calculation

  • Decrease

    Decrease in accuracy

  • High-Volumes

    Unable to handle high volumes

  • Human-resource

    Human resource crunch

solution

Solutions

Changepond, with its expertise in financial automation, conducted an in-depth process analysis and came up with several insights and inferences. With that information available, the points of improvisation were addressed through intelligent automation.
The Changepond’s automation brought several benefits.

Benefits

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    Increase
    the processing
    capacity by 2X

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    Increase
    in efficiency

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    Saving
    60% of work

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    Doubling Capacity
    to process records

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    Improving
    UX improved

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    Assuring
    Security

Analyst Speak

"Enterprises can quickly make headway on their digital optimization initiatives by investing in RPA software, and the trend isn't going away anytime soon. RPA removes the inconsistencies of human performance and consistently delivers accurate results. According to Gartner's research, human error within the finance function produces, on average, 25,000 hours of avoidable rework at a cost of $878,000 per year." - Gartner

"Companies that fail to invest in RPA are missing automation opportunities. The automation of repetitive tasks can make human employees more productive." - Forbes

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