The live web seminar "Artificial Intelligence in the Tax Firm" contextualizes what AI can do in tax consulting today. The provider describes uncertainties about how it works, the quality of results, and the legal requirements. That is exactly where the seminar starts. You will get a structured overview of the relevant AI applications for your firm.
It starts with the fundamentals. You will learn the terms language model, token, and context. It covers the difference between free versions and paid models. Hallucinations, quality control, and the "human in the loop" principle are separate topics. Next comes prompting with role, context, target audience, and output format.
One section compares the common tools. ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude are categorized according to their fields of application. You will learn which model has strengths in formulation, brainstorming, research, or knowledge management. There is also guidance on when which approach is worthwhile.
The practical part stays close to day-to-day life in the firm. It covers research with general AI and with specialized professional AI. Client preparation, industry analysis, and tax-related questions serve as examples. In financial accounting and client advisory, the seminar shows what types of AI support are available. The limits of the systems and typical sources of error are also discussed.
A key focus is on the legal guardrails. The GDPR, the EU AI Act, and the duty of confidentiality are covered. You will clarify what is permitted with client data and what is not. At the end, there is an overview of data-protection-compliant solutions such as Langdock, Logicc, Momentum Suite, and ASCADI.
The format is compact. The seminar runs live via the webinar platform Edudip. The web seminar itself lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes without breaks. The date of 30.09.2026 is fully booked. As an additional date, 29.10.2026, from 09:00 to 11:40, is on the calendar. The speaker is Angela Hamatschek, Dipl. Betriebswirt (FH) and self-employed tax firm consultant.
The provider names tax consultants as the target group. The booking includes participation in the session and extensive seminar materials for download. In addition, there is a seminar-related download service and a subject-matter questions service for six months. The page does not mention a certificate. However, the provider designates the web seminar in accordance with § 15 (2) FAO and § 9 FBO.
