K&P CPAs, a boutique licensed public accounting and valuations firm based in Toronto, Canada, is pleased to announce its adoption of Ask Blue J, generative AI for tax research. The firm prides itself on providing its clients with high-quality professional services and meaningful advice in a clear and digestible manner.
“Use of technology and artificial intelligence throughout our practice ensures we’re able to provide exceptional service to all our clients, regardless of size – the addition of Ask Blue J helps us propel the efficiency of our tax practice to the next level, allowing additional time for our team to focus on more strategic planning and advisory.”
Gus Patel, Managing Partner at K&P CPAs
Sean Erjavec, Chief Revenue Officer at Blue J, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, saying,
“We’re thrilled to partner with K&P CPAs and empower their team with the power of Ask Blue J. Our generative AI solution will streamline their tax research process, enabling them to deliver even stronger value to their clients.”
Sean Erjavec, Chief Revenue Officer
Ask Blue J combines state-of-the-art AI technology with tax expertise. The platform couples the most advanced large language models with an authoritative database of US and Canadian tax law to streamline the tax research process and enable tax professionals to offer timely, accurate, and insightful tax guidance.
K&P CPAs is a boutique licensed public accounting firm providing assurance, accounting, tax planning, tax compliance, valuations, forensics, and advisory to private and public enterprises throughout Canada and globally. K&P CPAs has served business owners from across Canada since 2017.
Blue J is a legal technology company on a mission to bring absolute clarity to the law. Our software empowers tax and legal professionals to perform exceptional analysis and deliver faster, more insightful advice. The world’s leading professional service firms harness Blue J’s industry-leading AI solutions to solve their client’s most challenging issues, unlocking extraordinary customer value.
K&P CPAs Media Relations
Kirill Smolyakov
Email: kirill@justwebagency.com
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