May 5, 2026 - 20:36

EisnerAmper has appointed tax partner Ramya Bala as the new head of its global tax technology practice, marking a strategic push to modernize and expand the firm's tax services. Bala, who has been with the firm for several years, will oversee the development and integration of technology solutions across the firm's international tax operations.
The move comes as accounting and advisory firms increasingly rely on automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence to streamline compliance and advisory work. Bala's role will involve aligning technology tools with client needs, improving workflow efficiency, and guiding the firm's tax teams through digital transformation.
In her new position, Bala will work closely with tax leaders across different regions to ensure that EisnerAmper's technology investments deliver measurable results. Her background includes extensive experience in tax process optimization and implementing software platforms that handle complex reporting and regulatory requirements.
EisnerAmper has been steadily growing its tax practice, and the creation of a dedicated global technology leadership role signals a long-term commitment to tech-driven tax services. Bala's appointment is effective immediately, and she will report to the firm's top tax executives. The firm has not disclosed further details about specific projects or technology partnerships at this time.
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