Wolters Kluwer Introduces State Legislative Information to CCH Axcess iQ, Helping Firms Capitalize on Evolving Tax Landscape
Wolters Kluwer has unveiled the latest version of CCH Axcess™ iQ at the CCH Connections: User Conference in Tampa, Florida. This innovative tool helps tax and accounting firms navigate evolving federal and state legislation, addressing a key challenge highlighted by industry professionals. The new functionality allows users to identify affected clients, automate communications, and provide strategic advice, enhancing client relationships and driving revenue. Wolters Kluwer reported annual revenues of €4.8 billion in 2021 and serves clients in over 180 countries.
- Introduction of CCH Axcess iQ aids firms in addressing evolving tax legislation, a significant industry challenge.
- The tool enhances client engagement by automating notifications of legislative impacts to specific clients.
- Potential for increased revenue through the provision of higher-value advisory services.
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Automated, client-specific, federal and state legislative information at your fingertips:
Tax Pros Say Responding to Evolving Legislation Is a Top Challenge: CCH Axcess iQ Can Help
Tax and accounting firm professionals who participated in the Wolters Kluwer annual industry trends survey indicated that responding to constantly evolving federal and state legislative changes was among the top three challenges they faced in the last year. Respondents also reported that expanding revenue and adding advisory services are among their top goals. The new functionality available in CCH Axcess iQ directly addresses each of those challenges and opportunities:
- The knowledge provided through CCH Axcess iQ predictive intelligence helps firms create opportunities to drive additional revenue through the delivery of higher-value advisory services
- With a quick glance at the CCH Axcess iQ dashboard, users can identify specific CCH Axcess™ Tax clients who are affected by hundreds of federal and state legislation changes
- Users can then leverage automatically generated communications to engage and strengthen relationships with clients by offering strategic advice and recommended next steps
“With the accelerating pace of regulatory change, keeping up with evolving tax codes can feel like a full-time job. For firms that serve clients in multiple states, it can feel impossible to stay current. CCH Axcess iQ turns that challenge into an opportunity by proactively notifying firms when specific clients have been impacted by a state or federal tax change. Tax professionals can then focus their time and expertise on strengthening client relationships and expanding revenue – by advising clients how to best address the evolving tax code changes that are most likely to impact them.”
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KELLY DE CASTRO
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Source: Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting US.
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