Regulating Tax Avoidance Driven by AI Neural Networks: Strengths and Weaknesses of General Anti-Avoidance Regimes in South Africa and Elsewhere

This article explains the ever-growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in tax and assesses the strength and weaknesses of general anti-avoidance rule regimes to address tax avoidance driven by AI. Proactive steps by regulators are desirable. Recommendations are formulated underlining the need for international coordination and an “all of government” approach.

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Bulletin for international taxation
Published
2024-09-08
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59403/2y1gncy
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Corporate Taxation and Avoidance
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Regulating Tax Avoidance Driven by AI Neural Networks: Strengths and Weaknesses of General Anti-Avoidance Regimes in South Africa and Elsewhere

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Regulating Tax Avoidance Driven by AI Neural Networks: Strengths and Weaknesses of General Anti-Avoidance Regimes in South Africa and Elsewhere

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Abstract

This article explains the ever-growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in tax and assesses the strength and weaknesses of general anti-avoidance rule regimes to address tax avoidance driven by AI. Proactive steps by regulators are desirable. Recommendations are formulated underlining the need for international coordination and an “all of government” approach.

Bulletin for international taxationVol. 78(9/10)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
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