An article in China Tax News says the China Certified Tax Agents Association has launched a national AI skills competition to promote broader use of AI tools in tax related professional services. It links this move to the 2026 tax service action plan, which called for exploring tax large models and piloting intelligent consultation. The article argues that firms can use AI to strengthen data comparison, case analysis, and risk alerts in high frequency and high risk matters such as equity transfers, qualification incentives, and transfer pricing. At the same time, it warns that AI adoption cannot be a short lived fad, and that the industry must build stronger data awareness, risk boundaries, and independent professional judgment rather than over relying on model outputs.
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The tax advisory industry launches an AI skills competition while stressing professional judgment and risk control
China Tax News reports that the national tax advisor association has launched an AI skills competition for tax services while emphasizing that professional judgment, data security, and independent practice must advance together with AI adoption.
2026-07-13