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AI Akademi 🧾 Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Tax
Units
1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Tax: Roles, Boundaries, Verification and Ethics 2. Tax Legislation Research: Law, Communiqué, Ruling and Judicial Decision 3. Declaration Preparation Support: VAT, Withholding Tax, Provisional and Corporate Tax 4. Tax Calculation and Base: Recalculation Discipline 5. Financial Statement Analysis: Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Ratio Interpretation 6. Tax Compliance Checklists and Process Automation 7. Notification, Objection and Correspondence Drafts: Tax Office and Reconciliation 8. Tax Review and Audit Preparation: Document, Evidence, Defense 9. Transfer Pricing, VAT Refund and Complex Issues 10. Customer Data and Privacy: KVKK, VUK Confidentiality and Secure Tools 11. Managing the Risk of Errors, Hallucinations and Misinterpretations 12. End-to-End Secure Workflow: Quality Control, Expert Approval and Automation
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Managing the Risk of Errors, Hallucinations and Misinterpretations

Gains:

  • Ability to recognize and early catch the typical types of errors produced by artificial intelligence in the tax context (fabricated clause/rule, outdated rate, miscalculation, overgeneralization).
  • Ability to turn source, account and logic triple verification into a systematic audit routine for each critical output
  • Ability to view unverified output as an unsigned draft, knowing that a mistake could result in tax loss, penalties and professional liability

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