Tax experts begin discussing new rules for the intelligent economy

An article from China Tax News republished by Sina Finance discusses the rise of the intelligent economy. Interviewed tax experts argue that AI is no longer just an efficiency tool but is starting to reshape organizational structures, business models, and even the future tax base. That shift creates new demands on tax system design, administration boundaries, and the skills expected from finance and tax teams. The report also warns that once intelligent agents are embedded in finance workflows, companies must deal with permission control, data leakage, and the authenticity of AI generated financial records. Otherwise, automation can become a new tax compliance risk. For the tax informatization industry, the key message is that deploying AI tax tools requires governance, access control, and auditability to be designed together.