Data category
Accounting, Audit & Tax Data
Reconciliation exceptions, audit workpapers, review notes and tax memos — each linked to how it was resolved.
Why it matters for AI
Measured, judged, resolved.
Financial statements show the final numbers; working papers show the judgment behind them — the exception, the adjusting entry, the reviewer's challenge and the sign-off. Client identities and account details are removed, and nothing is licensed without the client's written authorization.
Typical data
- Reconciliation exceptions
- Adjusting entries & rationale
- Audit workpapers
- Review notes & clearance
- Tax position memos
- Prior-period corrections
- Month-end close timings
- Budget vs actual commentary
Representative workflow
Illustrative
- 01Source records
- 02Reconciliation
- 03Exception
- 04Accountant's adjustment
- 05Reviewer note
- 06Cleared & signed off
- 07Final reported figure
Who typically holds it
- Accounting and audit firms
- Tax advisory practices
- Corporate finance and controlling teams
- Outsourced bookkeeping providers
Potential AI applications
- Reconciliation and close assistants
- Audit sampling and anomaly detection
- Tax research models
- Financial reasoning evaluation sets
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