Three steps tax teams should take to prepare for quantum computing

17 October 2025

Quantum computing has the potential to dramatically disrupt tax policy and administration. Tax practitioners can expect many use cases, including real-time audits, granular tax modeling and exponentially better anomaly detection to help combat fraud. Tax teams should take steps now to prepare for the coming era of quantum-powered tax. Learn more in this EY article.

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