Samil PwC Launches Korea's First Accounting and Tax AI Service Among Accounting Firms

Finance Risk Advisor (FRA)
Instant Analysis and Answers for Uploaded Contracts and Financial Documents
Automatic Generation of Presentation Reports

Samil PwC announced on September 1 that it has officially launched 'Finance Risk Advisor (FRA),' an integrated accounting and tax artificial intelligence (AI) service. This is the first such service to be introduced by an accounting firm in Korea.

FRA is a service that combines Samil PwC’s accumulated accounting and tax expertise with generative AI technology and PwC’s security framework. Users can upload files such as contracts or financial documents, and the system will analyze the content to instantly answer accounting or tax-related questions. It is designed to provide highly reliable answers, reflecting the need for accurate judgment in accounting and tax work. In addition, Samil PwC’s accountants have directly used the system in the field, verifying the quality of the analysis and its applicability to real work settings.

Following a structured thought framework—identifying issues, searching relevant standards, applying regulations, and drawing conclusions—the service analyzes complex issues. This was made possible through the application of multi-agent technology independently developed at Samil PwC’s AX Node.

Key features include visualizing the contractual relationships of rights and obligations in diagram form, providing grounds and original sources for decisions such as International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), tax inquiries and responses, tax law, regulations, and precedents, automatically generating presentation (PPT) reports based on analysis results, simulating changes in conclusions due to alterations in assumptions or facts, and batch analysis of multiple documents.

The service also provides a secure environment for the safe handling of sensitive financial and tax information. It has acquired the international standard ISO 27001 for information security management, and applies enterprise-level security based on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform. By using a private large language model (Private LLM), it structurally blocks data from being exposed externally or used for training purposes. All data is retained only as long as necessary, and is immediately deleted upon user request to minimize the risk of information leakage.

To commemorate the launch of FRA, Samil PwC is holding a promotional event throughout September, offering additional credits during the month.

Hunsu Yoon, CEO of Samil PwC, commented, "There is a growing demand in accounting and tax to improve efficiency for repetitive and complex work tasks through AI. Since FRA was developed to reduce the burden of accounting and tax decision-making for practitioners, we will continue to advance it as an AI service that delivers tangible benefits to the field."

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