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A turning point?
The CIOT/ATT London Branch hosted a very interesting panel discussion on tax and artificial intelligence (AI) on 17 July. This article has been written under the Chatham House rules to discuss the perspectives and reflections on the path ahead.
Our thanks go to our panel of speakers namely:
- Rob De La Rue tax technology partner at RSM UK;
- Dr Anjulika Salhan chartered mathematician and managing director at System Holdings Limited;
- Dilpreet K Dhanoa barrister at Field Court Tax Chambers;
- Marc Leach professional standards manager at CIOT and ATT.
It was a lively and interactive session strongly supported by significant audience participation and questions from the floor.
Key themes from the session
The rise of AI has long been forecast. What’s changed and what tax professionals must now contend with is that the long-anticipated future has arrived far more abruptly than many expected....
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