The question is no longer whether a GST professional should adopt Artificial Intelligence — it is how to do so with discipline, responsibility and a clear-eyed view of its limits. This article maps the principal areas of tax practice — compliance, advisory, litigation and service delivery — to the right kind of technology. It distinguishes rule-based automation from Generative AI, walks through the tools actually being used in Indian GST practice in 2026, and offers a practical framework for adoption — one that keeps professional accountability where it belongs: with the professional.
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