From Lakehouse to Compliance Fabric: Building a Unified Cloud Data Ecosystem for Generative AI in Complex Corporate Tax Strategy

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Authors: USA Senior Software Engineer & Cloud Data Architect, Deepak Reddy Suram
Cited by: 1

Abstract

The paper provides an evaluation of how reliability, transparency, and reduce reproducibility of the corporate tax burdens can be increased by extending a lakehouse with the help of a compliance fabric, especially when the Generative AI models are utilized to interpret the rules. The paper focuses on comparing an improved system with a baseline architecture along the ingestion, lineage tracking, policy enforcement and reproducibility on the basis of quantitative metrics. The results have shown that there are major improvements in validated-record ratios, completeness in lineage, accuracy of policy options, and consistent Generative AI output. The working on the workloads was reduced since the metadata-based validation reduced the manual reconciliation. The multi-jurisdiction simulations also evolved into being stable and susceptible to tax regulations. The tax data operationalization with the help of the AI-driven compliance fabric is more defensible, traceable, and efficient

Fields of Study & Subjects

Artificial Intelligence in Law Blockchain Technology Applications and Security Financial Reporting and XBRL

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Engineering & Extended Technologies Research
Publisher
Ess & Ess Research Publications
Volume
8
Issue
1
Publication date
17 February 2026