Ethical use of AI for tax work guidance issued by PCRT bodies

Leading tax and accountancy bodies issue guidance on ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in tax work stressing importance of client transparency and disclosure about usage

The 15-page Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools guidance has been produced by the seven professional bodies behind the Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation (PCRT), focusing exclusively on the ethical use of AI tools for tax work.

The AI ethics guidance is not intended to be technical support on the use of AI, but is complementary to the main PCRT guidance, specifically focusing on the ethical use of AI for tax work, the group of seven stressed.

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