EY helps clients create long-term value for all stakeholders. Enabled by data and technology, our services and solutions provide trust through assurance and help clients transform, grow and operate.
At EY, our purpose is building a better working world. The insights and services we provide help to create long-term value for clients, people and society, and to build trust in the capital markets.
Data and analytics drive all things digital. Effective management of tax data enables efficient compliance and provides insights that facilitate strategic business decisions underpinning your business transformation and growth.
Our in-house data professionals assist with extracting, transforming and loading your data sets to support compliance, business intelligence or analytics.
Our services are powered by our advanced data extraction and leading data analytics technology.
Solutions to address your needs
Dedicated capabilities
Cloud-based technology and data
Service delivery
Business value
Our data intelligence teams are made up of professionals with a combination of experience in data management and analytics, tax compliance, accounting and reporting, and industry knowledge.
We use a range of data tools and strategies, such as machine learning, artificial intelligence and analysis to support your tax data extraction, analytics or reporting processes.
Using our proprietary extraction techniques and industry-leading tools, such as Microsoft Power BI, we can help you realize the true potential of data analytics.
Our data professionals work closely with you to understand your data needs and develop tailored approaches.
You get faster data processing, deeper analysis and valuable insights with a fit-for-purpose data strategy.
Well-governed and enhanced tax data management helps the tax function drive value through intelligent decision-making, manage costs and mitigate risk for the business, whether you are a startup or a Fortune 100 company.
2020 Tax Technology and Transformation Survey report
Our 2020 survey of 100 of the largest multinational companies finds that tax functions are investing heavily to close a data and technology gap.