The article “AI and Tax Advice: What Has Really Changed” takes stock of a question Red Leafs Tax first raised back in February 2025: Will artificial intelligence replace the tax advisor? The authors show that this answer has held up — no one has been replaced — but that the overall development has moved considerably faster than expected. From the rise of so-called agentic AI, to clients who arrive at the firm with ready-made AI analyses, to the growing use of AI by the tax authorities, the article paints a sober picture of what has actually changed.
The article makes clear that good tax advice is increasingly becoming a service of trust: for simpler questions, the value shifts from preparation to review, while for complex matters, strategic advice gains in importance. As a Liechtenstein firm subject to the heightened professional duty of confidentiality, Red Leafs Tax emphasizes one clear principle: AI is used intensively — but never with data that would allow conclusions to be drawn about a client.
Source: “Wirtschaft regional”
Author: Priska Rösli, Red Leafs Tax AG
