HMRC awards Quantexa £175m, 10-year deal for AI fraud detection
HMRC has signed a £175m, 10-year partnership with UK AI firm Quantexa to unify fragmented tax data and target large-scale VAT and payroll fraud at national scale.
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HMRC has signed a £175m, 10-year partnership with UK AI firm Quantexa to unify fragmented tax data and target large-scale VAT and payroll fraud at national scale.
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