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Artificial intelligence and the tax practitioner

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posted on 2023-09-14, 08:13 authored by PATRICK BUCKLEYPATRICK BUCKLEY, Elaine DoyleElaine Doyle, Brendan McCarthyBrendan McCarthy, Ruth GIlligan

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has sparked concern that many jobs are at risk of automation. This paper contributes to this debate in the context of the tax practitioner. We describe a methodological approach that redefines the appropriate loci of analysis as a combination of the level of task and the career stage rather than focussing on the tax role at a macro level. We use these revised loci to perform a meta-analysis of existing studies in order to examine the role of the tax practitioner. The change in focus of analysis reveals a number of insights which have been heretofore obscured.

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Journal of Tax Administration, 2022, Vol 7:2

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University of Exeter Business School

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  • Accounting & Finance
  • Management & Marketing

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