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Tomorrow’s tax practice: part 2

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Published on 01 Oct 21 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The tax practice is now being influenced by constantly developing artificial intelligence. Like many other professions, technology will influence and change how the industry works. However, despite what many think, it isn’t something us humans haven’t dealt with before.

Author profiles

Stephen Healey CTA-Life
Photo of author, Stephen HEALEY Steve Healey, CTA (life) is a Director and Partner with RSM Australia and leads the firm’s tax business in Queensland. He has in excess of 27 years professional experience advising some of Queensland’s largest listed and government-owned entities and transactions in addition to advising many privately owned enterprises. Steve has been involved with The Tax Institute for many years. He was National President of the Institute in 2015, is a past Queensland State Chairman and is a member of the Queensland State Council. Steve is also a member of the Advisory Panel to the Board of Taxation. - Current at 10 July 2023
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Adrian Cartland
Photo of author, Adrian CARTLAND Adrian “the Taxinator” Cartland has practiced for nearly 20 years, working at a number of tax law roles in top tier firms as well as boutique tax practices, meeting his billable targets on at least a few occasions. About ten years ago he began thinking about the future of law and developed an interest in legal Artificial Intelligence, mostly in an effort to find a robot to do the work he was too lazy to do. Deciding that it was best to pursue this expensive and time consuming hobby (er, business) while not on someone else’s timesheet he founded his own firm Cartland Law, and is now unemployable. Because Adrian knows very little about other, more normal, areas of law, Cartland Law specialises in and only accepts instruction in tax, trusts and technology. Coming from a family of engineers who have constructed many things beneficial to society, Adrian has instead created a number of tax and trust structures that are so complex no-one really knows what they do. He has also created Ailira, the Artificially Intelligent Legal Information Research Assistant and partly contributed to the doom of humanity by AI. He is the Chair of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners SA, the TTI’s State Taxes Committee, was Australia’s funniest lawyer in 2007 and holds the Australian record for fastest MMA knockout at 6 seconds. - Current at 07 January 2026
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