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The accounting profession is on the brink of a significant transformation as it enters 2026, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Randy Johnston highlights that AI is evolving from a supportive role to one that actively manages workflows, with platforms like Thomson Reuters and Wolters Kluwer leading the charge. "The best firms will run AI-enabled workflows," Johnston notes, emphasizing the need for firms to adapt to this shift. The emergence of the "digital senior," professionals who blend accounting expertise with AI oversight, is crucial for success. As firms streamline their technology and focus on cohesive systems, the demand for measurable productivity gains will rise. The article outlines key trends, including the operationalization of AI in tax and audit processes, and stresses the importance of training and governance in this new landscape. Firms that embrace these changes will find opportunities for growth and improved client satisfaction.
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