At the PMUF‑2026 conference, participants examined the outcomes of a newly introduced digital platform designed to streamline interactions between tax authorities and insolvency practitioners. The system enables real‑time sharing of case data, facilitates the submission of required documentation, and supports automated scheduling of procedural milestones. Speakers highlighted that the platform has already reduced processing times by up to 30%, minimized manual errors, and improved transparency throughout the bankruptcy workflow. Case studies presented illustrated how insolvency administrators leveraged the tool to coordinate with creditors, manage asset liquidation, and communicate settlement proposals more efficiently. The discussion also covered challenges such as ensuring data security, achieving widespread user adoption, and integrating the solution with existing legacy systems. Recommendations included investing in training programs, establishing clear regulatory standards, and fostering public‑private partnerships to expand the platform’s functionality. Ultimately, the experts concluded that digital transformation of insolvency processes can significantly enhance operational efficiency and strengthen the overall resilience of the financial sector.