TaxCalcBench tests whether AI can autonomously file taxes
New benchmark evaluates LLMs' ability to handle tax filing tasks end-to-end, revealing capability gaps in real-world tax preparation workflows.
AI adoption among tax firms nearly doubles in one year, survey finds
Blue J and CPA.com survey shows tax practitioners moving beyond experimentation to embed AI as core workflow tool, signaling shift from pilot projects to firm-wide transformation.
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