About Bloomberg Tax
Bloomberg Tax descends from the Bureau of National Affairs, founded in 1929 and acquired by Bloomberg L.P. for roughly $990M in 2011. It serves corporate tax departments, law firms, and accounting professionals with primary sources, expert analysis (including the well-known Tax Management Portfolios), and daily news.
Bloomberg Tax Answers, its generative-AI feature, surfaces short, cited answers — drawn from the Internal Revenue Code, agency guidance, state statutes, and Bloomberg's own analysis — directly above regular search results, at no extra cost to research subscribers.
Bloomberg Tax Answers generates concise, citation-backed answers from primary tax law and Bloomberg Tax analysis directly in the research workflow, included free for subscribers.
Highlights
- Lineage traces to the Bureau of National Affairs (1929); Bloomberg acquired BNA in 2011
- Known for its practitioner-authored Tax Management Portfolios
- AI answers included at no extra cost for Bloomberg Tax Research subscribers
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