Tax intelligent Decision-making Language Model

Yan Zhong, Dennis Wong, Kun Lan

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Abstract

Large language models’ exceptional all-purpose abilities have made human-computer conversations normal, but for particular industries and verticals, they fall short of enhancing the expertise of knowledge and the timeliness of information. In order to give current information, and provide improved search capabilities, large language models need to increasingly incorporate specialist resources and databases. In this research, a model for intelligent assisted decision-making was proposed that the model incorporates knowledge from domain-specific databases and real-time data and uses large language models to offer expert tax guidance. The research proposed to overcome the limits of general-purpose language models and deliver specialized advise for tax-related inquiries by complementing large language models with domain-specific information.The results we achieve demonstrate that by offering tax advice tailored to a given situation, and the model we proposed goes beyond the validity of general large language language models. Our contribution is that not only exploring the combination of tax area and large language model, but also proposing a new effective model for government tax department to use in real life. This study highlights the potential of big language models for use in real-world professional domains and advances the field of domain-specific human-computer interaction.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1
Number of pages1
JournalIEEE Access
DOIs
Publication statusAccepted/In press - 2024

Keywords

  • Adaptation models
  • Computational modeling
  • Data models
  • Databases
  • Decision making
  • Domain Knowledge
  • Finance
  • Large language model
  • Task analysis
  • Tax

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