Tax Technology Webinars

Tax technology is evolving rapidly, driven by advances in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and digital reporting frameworks. Concepts such as machine learning, generative AI, and Tax Administration 3.0 are reshaping how tax law is applied, how compliance is monitored, and how decisions are made by both taxpayers and tax authorities. At the same time, these developments raise fundamental questions around transparency, ethics, data protection, and regulatory control. This webinar provides a structured overview of the latest developments in AI and tax technology. It explores how different AI technologies work, how they are being applied in tax practice and administration, and why governance and human oversight remain essential as tax systems move from static automation toward intelligent, data-driven models.

As tax becomes increasingly digital and data-driven, the skills expected from tax professionals are changing rapidly. Technical tax knowledge remains critical, but it is now complemented by capabilities in technology, data, analytics, and project execution. At the same time, competition for digitally skilled tax talent is intensifying, making development and retention a strategic challenge for organizations. This webinar explores what the tax professional of 2025 looks like and how individuals can future-proof their careers. It examines evolving skill requirements, labor market dynamics, and how structured certification through the Belt System supports sustainable talent development for both professionals and tax organizations.

Tax administrations worldwide are transforming how tax is collected, monitored, and enforced. Moving beyond paper-based systems and basic e-administration, authorities are embedding tax processes directly into business systems and using data, analytics, and automation to achieve real-time or near-real-time compliance. This webinar explores how tax authorities assess their own digital maturity using the OECD Digital Transformation Maturity Model. It provides insight into the vision of Tax Administration 3.0, what self-assessments reveal about current strengths and gaps, and why people, skills, and governance are as critical as technology in shaping the future of tax administration.