How AI Is reshaping cross-border accounting & financial advisory

"“You can see the shift in cross‑border accounting today. Companies are juggling multiple tax systems at once, and the firms supporting them are trying to keep up with rules that change constantly. Clients want answers fast, and they expect those answers to be backed by real‑time information,” founder Samer Tohme says. He adds that as these demands continue to increase, conversations around AI have moved beyond experimentation and into broader operational use."

"“Recent industry research reflects that momentum. According to a survey, reported using 59% of finance leaders AI within their finance functions, while organizations with more advanced implementations expressed growing confidence in the technology's long-term value. Additionally, many finance leaders continue facing obstacles related to technical expertise, operational integration, and data management, illustrating how AI adoption involves much more than introducing a new platform into an existing workflow.”"

Cross-border tax and advisory work across Canada and the United States is becoming more data-intensive and compliance-heavy as regulations change across jurisdictions. Companies need quick answers supported by real-time information, and firms are moving from AI experimentation to operational use. Industry survey results show that many finance leaders already use AI within finance functions, with more advanced implementations reporting increasing confidence in long-term value. Adoption is constrained by technical expertise gaps, operational integration challenges, and data management obstacles. Tohme Accounting uses a customized in-house AI system to support workflow management, data analysis, and advisory services, while keeping human oversight for strategic decision-making.

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