AI | Where metals and minerals’ tax function meets tax vision

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21 May 2026

AI | Where metals and minerals’ tax function meets tax vision

In coming years, metals and minerals (M&M) companies may face critical crossroads when it comes to their tax management — modernize and adapt or risk falling behind.

The era of manual data aggregation and spreadsheet chaos is being replaced by AI-driven agentic tax flows, powered by a semantic data layer. Those that fail to build this tax-sensitive, systemized data foundation today may struggle to keep pace as others put autonomous tax return agents and real-time compliance insights to work for them.

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