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A recent study from Syracuse University found that low-income families who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) are five and a half times more likely to be targeted by current IRS systems for an audit.
The transcript highlights the advancements in computer-assisted systems (CAS) since around 2008, including chat GBT, open AI, and platforms like Google’s AI. Traditionally, firms have generated revenue primarily through tax and audit services.
So let's take those routine tasks and move them into a computer automated process or robotics process and free up our teams and make the company more efficient. And, you know, the easiest throwaway answer of course is internal audit is the oversight, but I think that the answer is probably a little bit deeper than that.
They just don't have the manpower to audit even a tiny fraction. So, maybe that's all they'll do is do a tiny fraction, and the rest will just get automatically approved, or they'll approve them conditionally, and then reserve the right to go back and audit years later. They don't know if they're gonna have. They're already in debt.
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bust, the 2008 crisis. Thankfully, during coronavirus, all of that thought leadership about how blockchain is going to eliminate the audit profession has disappeared. Not only that, I would be able to compromise better computers because it would be business computers instead of personal computers, probably.
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