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Intuit compressed months of tax code implementation into hours — and built a workflow any regulated-industry team can adapt

Intuit compressed months of tax code implementation into hours — and built a workflow any regulated-industry team can adapt
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When the One Big Beautiful Bill arrived as a 900-page unstructured document — with no standardized schema, no published IRS forms, and a hard shipping deadline — Intuit's TurboTax team had a question: could AI compress a months-long implementation into days without sacrificing accuracy? What they built to do it is less a tax story than a template, a workflow combining commercial AI tools, a propri

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