Tax Technology
AI will mean fewer entry-level roles in tax but also the emergence of new jobs, according to tax expert Isabella Barreto
A lack of technical tax knowledge among advisers will render AI use ineffective, ITR’s AI in Tax Forum also heard
AI automation in the tax agency has supported around 13 million transactions in 2024/25 and freed up the equivalent of around 400 full-time staff, David Johnson said
Tax advisers who aren’t alive to clients’ AI needs risk falling behind, even though the technology is not a miracle cure just yet
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Sponsored by insightsoftwareThe clock is ticking on the implementation of the OECD’s pillar two proposals. Phil Myers considers the challenges for companies, the changing role of tax professionals, and how a technology-based solution could help.
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Sponsored by KPMG GlobalJay Ayrton of KPMG in the UK and Susie Cooke of KPMG International take part in a Q&A session on how tax functions are centralising their tax processes and adapting their operating models through technology.
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